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In Reply to: RE: REVIEW: JansZen Loudspeaker Co, Ltd zA2.1 Speakers posted by hahax@verizon.net on November 8, 2013 at 20:52:40:
There was more detail I might have included but I was concerned my review was already running on so long. So I hope I didn't give the impression that David created the damped back wave, he simply revised his father's work.
I remember the sound of Janszen speakers from the '70s. I believe they offered three or four similar models, the differences being the number of electrostatic panels and number/size of the woofers. And so far as I recall they were in sealed boxes so no back wave from the panels.
One friend had a pair of the larger model, driven by ARC SP-3 and D-70 with a Philipps turntable and ADC cartridge. He was nuts about the music of the MJQ and had many of their albums. I recall being so impressed by the detail and nuance those speakers revealed. For the first time in my experience I could distinguish the tone of each individual cymbal in Connie Kay's drum kit, whether struck by a stick or brush.
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Follow Ups
- Agreed about earlier Janszens - M3 lover 07:55:20 11/09/13 (6)
- Perhaps he may be referring to - E-Stat 08:51:31 11/09/13 (5)
- Maybe yes and no - M3 lover 09:48:31 11/09/13 (4)
- The Model One - jsm71 05:24:51 11/10/13 (0)
- RE: Maybe yes and no - hahax@verizon.net 18:21:15 11/09/13 (2)
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