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In Reply to: RE: Bozak b -400 symphony posted by Bold Eagle on July 18, 2015 at 14:24:59:
I had been using a Dyna Stereo 70 on 302'a so I already had that. Then I fell for the "specs" of the Dyna Stereo 120 and bought one only to find out that the treble wasn't as nice as the Stereo 70. I called Dyna in Pa. and was told that the 120 did have "rabbit fur highs" what ever that meant but I didn't disagree.
So when I got the 4000's I used those two amps but with a Bozak bi-amp xover that was upgraded by a Bozak tech.
I know you don't like the term "damping factor" but that's the term Mr Bozak used and I'm just repeating exactly what he said.
At the time, all the Bozak SS electronics were being made down the road by CM Labs and that's what the factory used to demo the speakers.
Edits: 07/18/15
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- RE: Bozak b -400 symphony - DaveV 15:17:56 07/18/15 (2)
- RE: Bozak b -400 symphony - Bold Eagle 19:22:09 07/18/15 (1)
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