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In Reply to: RE: Can you damage a quad esl panel in transport? posted by kentaja on September 21, 2014 at 06:24:27:
So...this "Quad themselves addressed the issue with the introduction of the ESL-63 USA Monitor, which featured a more substantial frame."
and this..."It was modelled on the more rugged "professional" model that had been created for the recording division of Philips that possessed metal grilles and a steel frame (instead of aluminium)."
and this..."The US Monitor appeared to have more upper midrange and less bass than my old ESL-63s. This may represent some lack of rigidity in the older Quads that adds an added "whumph" in the midbass area, a byproduct of the less rigid speaker frame's vibration."
Are all wrong. I guess I stand corrected.
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- RE: Can you damage a quad esl panel in transport? - louie3 08:08:14 09/21/14 (6)
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- RE: My 2 cents comment - M. Vidal 18:19:54 09/21/14 (4)
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