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In Reply to: RE: Tympani 1d ad posted by Roger Gustavsson on August 4, 2012 at 05:27:33:
I assume a Tympani would be three panels, but of course that isn't certain, they could do something like you suggest, e.g., a double 20.7.
In any case, even a three panel Tympani probably wouldn't cost twice as much as a 20.7. But it would be more expensive.
According to Wendell, the smaller the speaker, the more they sell. I doubt very much they'd do this without tooling, doing everything by hand would drive the price into the stratosphere. They do have equipment in the repair department that can be used to repair models that are no longer in production but it isn't part of the regular factory workflow, where speakers are made in batches of a model at specialized stations.
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- RE: Tympani 1d ad - josh358 05:53:45 08/04/12 (2)
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