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Posted by noviygera on
04-16-2010
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fiogf49gjkf0d I'm wondering has anyone actually tried using the pro sub horns, similar to EAW LA400 (about 36"x36"x24" or similar size). There are a few different products available, such as Fitzmaurice tuba, EAW, based on a 15" or 12" woofer. What are your experiences on their sound quality? Your room size?
-Herman
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Posted by Romy the Cat on
04-17-2010
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fiogf49gjkf0d I really would like to keep my site free from foolish “design ideas” of Bill Fitzmaurice. The guy is a complete idiot and he is very much embodiment of the worse that exists in today’s loudspeaker design.
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Posted by noviygera on
04-17-2010
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fiogf49gjkf0d Ok, let's just consider EAW folded bass horns.
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Posted by Romy the Cat on
04-19-2010
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fiogf49gjkf0d  moreart wrote: | Hello,
i made a few bass horns for home use:
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Moreart,
Behave. What your “bass horns for home use” have to do with pro folded bass horns? Also, no offence, your horns for home use are a bit ridicules and VERY much not serious. I am sure you are proud about them and if so then try to fish admirers at other then my site. What you are trying to do with horn is more suitable for Ikea store then for my site. Again, do not take it personally but I would prefer do not see your speakers again, do I have this tights? Let do not discuss it, juts stop it.
Rgs, the caT
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