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RE: Full range driver

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In Reply to: RE: Full range driver posted by Bill the K on May 09, 2024 at 23:52:12

Hard to really know.
Buy 'n try is the only real way of knowing Feeling Lucky??
There are a LOT of vociferous Fanboys (shills?) for Mark audio.
I bought a pair of MA years ago. I was told... when I was underwhelmed by mine that I had bought the 'wrong' versions.
Seems there is a flavour of the week and seemingly it changes constantly.
Personally I'd seriously consider the Usual quality driver Suspects. ie; ones that are Not 'Fabrique en Chine'

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RE: Full range driver - oranda 07:00:38 05/30/24 (0)
Buy n' try is truly correct. I like how you were told that you bought the "wrong" versions. Didn't know there were wrong and right ones.
Also seems like the product lines are not very long lived. There appears to be decent stocks, but not sure why drivers like the 10P and 12PW are out of current production as the designs are not that old.

Edits: 05/30/24
RE: Full range driver - Bill the K 21:19:03 05/16/24 (0)
Thanks for the advice.My plan is to use a fairly good driver in an old cabinet. Wine and bottle. But low priced drivers sound average. I am reading all about Purifi just in case ie price crashing or me hitting Lotto. That New Hampshire Epicure dtivers seem to be the best bet.

Regards
Bill

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