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![]() THanks to the confluence of the sun, stars, cosmic energy and personal issues, I am selling off a substantial portion of my audio "wealth." First on the list, and next to eBay (oy!) are the last remaining stash units of Nippon Gakki Compression Drivers. These are hands down, no contest the best compression drivers I have ever used or heard, bar none. I bought a fairly large number of them with the idea of offering up a custom horn system on a limited basis. No time, no cash to do that. I will be keeping some for my own use, but the rest have to go now. With regrets. Truly. More info: http://www.bearlabs.com/NEXT/COMPDR.html be sure to click on the link for the second page...eh? These drivers I run down to ~250Hz. with a first order xover - no strain. I play live electric rock/jazz with e-drums using the system as monitors - no compression, no distortion, jes fine. I'm selling them, inspected, tested and closest matched using pink noise for equal SPL (in a fixed rig), which is +/- 0.5dB difference, btw. Standard larger Altec ~1.4" exit. These very drivers completely changed my own opinion about horns and compression drivers within seconds of first having heard then - which btw was a fortunate accident, not a plan. I've sold a few pair over the last few years and everyone who has bought a pair is very happy with them afaik. The price I am asking before going to ePay is less than I have gotten there, but ePay is a royal PIA in general... about the same as two aftermarket diaphragms installed for something like an Altec 288 series. And, there's no comparision, these are in another league. The TAD diaphragms are probably more than I'm asking for the drivers, and I think these are better overall than the TADs, and the TADs ain't going down to 250Hz! Ok, that's the story - If no one picks up on them, on to ePay! :- ) _-_-bear |
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