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That is a slippery slope.

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jnorv

In Reply to: RE: But a McClaren F1 just went for posted by zako on June 24, 2007 at 07:22:41

I first replaced the mid horns on my La Scalla's with Ahtec 511's using the Klipsh drivers. Then it on was 802's. next came the 515B's and 828 cabs. But then I needed 1005's and 288's. Next up was 2245's in the bottoms of the 828's. I have just ordered up a pair of 400 Hz Tractrix for the 288's. Fortunately I have a understanding wife. I have yet to match her travel budget.

Jim N

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RE: That is a slippery slope. - Tom Brennan 23:11:11 06/24/07 (2)
After a similar slope I settled down with Nineteens. AND 605As. AND As-21s. AND 890C Boleros. But all are bone-stock save the 605s which are bi-amped.
- I remember pictures of your horn supports - jnorv 23:18:57 06/24/07 (1)
  in Chicago. They were fry small format Altec drivers. For my new Tractrix horns, what tomes do you suggest for the 1.4" series?
  
  Jim
  - RE: I remember pictures of your horn supports - Tom Brennan 23:40:29 06/24/07 (0)
    Science fiction gives more space to the sound but philosophy and history give more weight.

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