"Peter Larsen" wrote in message
...
Michael McKelvy wrote:

My recollection is that these were designed for the Beeb's guys to use
in
the sound trucks and so forth for nearfield listening. They have an
exaggerated bass response bump to give a sense of bass bigger than they
should have for the size.

You are writing about the BBC version of the LS3/5A, a very different
loudspeaker, with a 5 inch bass unit and a 7 liter cabinet. I'm the
happy owner of a plainclothes version and re-arranging the damping
material and adding a front to back brace (actually mainly to keep the
re-arrranged damping material in place, but it also gave improved
rigidity) was very beneficial.

Probably, you could just to your search engine and type in Rogers LS6a
and
get more info than you can use.

A link to a photograph of the actual speakers has been posted by someone
else along the thread.


Kind regards

Peter Larsen

I stand corrected.
Thanks.
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