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In Reply to: A brief listen to the RIIIs has stayed with me for decades... posted by John Marks on July 17, 2015 at 11:54:21:
I think this came up before but I'm pretty sure the R3 was a completely different speaker from the R2. Other than both being 3 ways the box(though also a 'line tunnel') was different as were the drivers and thus also the crossover(much slower slopes and series design on the R3 I believe).
But all of Bud's designs did have a sense of dynamic rightness probably due to his love and extensive experience with live classical music(everything else wasn't real music as far as Bud was concerned).
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