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RE: Can you damage a quad esl panel in transport?

Posted by louie3 on September 21, 2014 at 06:17:53

In Reply to: RE: Can you damage a quad esl panel in transport? posted by kentaja on September 21, 2014 at 06:02:57:

Happy to take your word for it.

All I can say is that the frames of the US Monitors I have are an order of magnitude stiffer, tighter whatever than the frames of the early 63's I used to have.

The side panels on my US Monitors are thicker and heavier than the 63's I had.

Even with the screens removed, the US Monitors I have are more resistant to "twisting" than the 63's I had.

It could be the early 63's I had had been loosened up, or an overall change was made on both the 63 and the US Monitor.

BTW, I have read and been told there are no differences in the two before.

I can only go by what I have had, and have, and there are differences.

The US Monitors I have are appreciably heavier than I remember the 63's being, although I am willing to admit that may be a function of age-induced weakness on my part.

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