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In Reply to: Re: Much simpler answer posted by john curl on February 27, 2007 at 09:24:11:
I remember the Dayton-Wrights well having heard Dr. John W. Cooledge's pair back in '76. While his MK Is were a tad shy on the top, I was taken by their incredible coherency and low level resolution capabilities. Thirty years later, I'm still a 'stat freak.Indeed the later MK II / MK III's were a mixed bag (no pun intended - remember the outer diaphragm used to contain the SF2 gas?). More efficient, somewhat more reliable, but had that damn tweeter. I worked for a dealer who picked up the line at the time of the MK IIIs. He drove them first with a Dunlap-Clarke amp (Dan D'Agostino was the rep for both D-W and D-C at the time) and later with Nelson Pass' first effort, the 800A and finally a Stasis 2. Some folks disconnected the piezo. The store used an identical driver for use as a - burglar alarm!
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- Great story, John - E-Stat 11:05:01 02/27/07 (6)
- Re: Great story, John - morricab 04:39:06 02/28/07 (5)
- Right - sulfaHEXaflouride gas ! (nt) - E-Stat 08:30:05 02/28/07 (4)
- Re: Right - sulfaHEXaflouride gas ! (nt) - morricab 14:14:26 02/28/07 (3)
- I may have already told the story, but - E-Stat 05:52:04 03/01/07 (2)
- Re: I may have already told the story, but - morricab 15:36:24 03/01/07 (1)
- The latter - E-Stat 08:31:52 03/02/07 (0)
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