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In Reply to: It was not, no posted by JohnKutheRN on September 25, 2020 at 04:33:05:
That sounds like a highly suboptimal way to biamp those IIIa's. Were the slopes and crossover points even close to the stock parameters? If not, no wonder it didn't sound good.
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Follow Ups
- RE: It was not, no - MWE 10:36:53 09/25/20 (9)
- Close, but no Cigar! - JohnKutheRN 11:57:12 09/25/20 (8)
- RE: "biamp the IIIas they way they should be biamped"! ... - andyr 18:53:06 09/25/20 (7)
- RE: "biamp the IIIas they way they should be biamped"! ... - BDP24 03:20:50 09/26/20 (4)
- RE: "biamp the IIIas they way they should be biamped"! ... - 66mgb 07:29:57 09/26/20 (3)
- RE: "biamp the IIIas they way they should be biamped"! ... - Roger Gustavsson 09:01:44 09/26/20 (2)
- RE: "biamp the IIIas they way they should be biamped"! ... - BDP24 13:45:53 09/26/20 (1)
- RE: "biamp the IIIas they way they should be biamped"! ... - Roger Gustavsson 00:33:33 09/27/20 (0)
- Right on. - MWE 20:41:23 09/25/20 (1)
- RE: Absolutely! nt. - andyr 21:03:15 09/25/20 (0)
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