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In Reply to: RE: Very well -- I have not heard the Scaenas or Nolas, but . . . posted by E-Stat on January 29, 2017 at 06:30:42:
From personal experience, I differ with your assessment that "The speakers I've heard using ribbons like Magneplanars, Scaenas and Nolas don't seem to make such sophomoric mistakes . . . ." The Tympany IVa, to my ears, certainly did, but I acknowledge that what you've written allows for the possibility that you never heard those. It is possible that some might describe the phenomenon I heard as "discontinuity" or "lack of coherence" or "disconnectedness between mids and treble". I suspect that the sound I heard might be due to what Doug Schneider describes.
If I have mischaracterized, from old & vague memory, the views of HP or any of his cronies regarding subsequent Maggies, well excuuuuse me.
Jeremy
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- 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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