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In Reply to: Very well posted by E-Stat on January 27, 2017 at 10:29:26:
the maggie tymp iva certainly, at least to my ears, had distortion at the bottom of the tweeter's passband, and, if memory serves, HP heard the same phenomenon on their model 20, allegedly lessened in the 20.1. I've heard sumpn simlar from conventional tweeters in some speakers with 1st-order cross-overs.
Mind you, not everyone heard what I heard, or perhaps they heard but were not as bothered by it.
Jeremy
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- RE: Very well -- I have not heard the Scaenas or Nolas, but . . . - goldenthal 19:45:40 01/28/17 (3)
- RE: Very well -- I have not heard the Scaenas or Nolas, but . . . - E-Stat 06:30:42 01/29/17 (2)
- RE: Very well -- I have not heard the Scaenas or Nolas, but . . . - goldenthal 12:25:47 01/29/17 (1)
- RE: Very well -- I have not heard the Scaenas or Nolas, but . . . - E-Stat 15:30:06 01/29/17 (0)
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