rjp123
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| Dynaudio Special 40 I am currently driving my Special 40 with an EL34 tube amp that is 35 WPC and it has plenty of volume for me for moderate listening levels. I cannot rock the house like I can when driving my Klipsch Heresys, but I don't typically need to play that... | |
| Dynaudio Special 40 in the house I think the crossover is pretty impressive. When I heard it was first order I expected to see one capacitor, and maybe one inductor for the woofer. I was surprised to see how much more is going on on this board. I believe there were 4 indictors an... | |
| Crutchfield's Speaker Compare I really like this Crutchfield speaker compare option. It is especially useful since they give you the option of normalizing the playback by either input power or output volume level. This is great! With this set to equal output level all speakers... | |
| Is it even possible to set up a system in 12x12 room? Hey Steve, I actually purchased my pair of Dynaudio Special 40's after reading one of your reviews, and I find them every bit as delightful as you mention. What a beautiful, beautiful sound! I haven't tried the 45 toe as above. I'll give it a try,... | |
| Dynaudio Special 40 in the house Just bought a set myself. Very impressive! I have never heard a tweeter that sounded this good, and what a surprising amount of good clean bass from such a little box! Hard to detect any coloration to my ears, but then I'm no audiophile ;) | |
| First Order Crossovers: Pros and Cons Absolutely wonderful read! Glad this thread was bumped recently back from 2005 or I would never have found it. I am an electrical engineer myself with significant signal processing background, and I truly appreciate the clarity of Roy’s and Karls ... |