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In Reply to: It was a 70's thing posted by E-Stat on January 26, 2016 at 10:40:12:
A lesson regarding familiarity. In the late 1980s I joined an audio club, and had owned the DQ-10s for maybe ten years. A member was going on vacation for a couple of weeks, and offered me his Vandersteen 2C speakers to use while he was gone.
After listening to them for a couple of weeks, I put the DQ-10s back in the system because it was time for the Vandersteens to return home. I practically ran to the Dahlquist tweeter controls to turn them down as far as possible. Prior to that, I had grown accustomed to the rather bright piezos, and only really took notice of them after the comparison to the Vandersteens.
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- The Dahlquist tweeter taught me a lesson - 1973shovel 10:56:38 01/27/16 (3)
- RE: The Dahlquist tweeter taught me a lesson - hahax@verizon.net 12:54:16 01/27/16 (1)
- RE: The Dahlquist tweeter taught me a lesson - Brian H P 14:21:00 01/27/16 (0)
- As for me - E-Stat 12:33:54 01/27/16 (0)
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