RE: in-wall install

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In Reply to: in-wall install posted by Keny on January 29, 2008 at 13:44:36:

As far as replacement speakers go, I am a big fan of pro horn systems. A good 15" (preferably in a 6th order bass reflex design), along with a good midrange compression driver, such as the JBL 2446, and a horn loaded tweeter, would be the best in a studio monitor. Bi-amp them, and equalize them for your room. A pair of those built into the wall would be a first class monitor. There are other drivers that are less expensive than the JBL that also work great (such as Selenium), if budget is a concern.

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Topic - in-wall install - Keny 13:44:36 01/29/08 (6)

RE: in-wall install - danlaudionut 22:34:35 01/30/08 (0)

RE: in-wall install - Hornlover 09:15:36 01/30/08 (1)

RE: in-wall install - Keny 12:25:28 01/30/08 (0)

RE: in-wall install - Hornlover 14:33:14 01/29/08 (1)

RE: in-wall install - Keny 15:07:47 01/29/08 (0)

RE: in-wall install - Hornlover 14:30:27 01/29/08 (0)

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RE: in-wall install - Hornlover 09:15:36 01/30/08 (1)

RE: in-wall install - Keny 12:25:28 01/30/08 (0)

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