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Join Date: Sep 2006
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Hi Guys,
This is my first post in this forum. Have a couple of question that needs your expert opinion 1. which is the better speaker, the 206 or 207 ? 2. Is there any other brands in this price range which is better. meaning overall smoothness 3. decware is selling a phase plug for the 206. does it reallly improve the sound ? 4. Will build either a G Chang or Bruce cabinet. between the 2, which one sounds better ? Sorry, have never been into single driver speakers. Need all the help that I can get. Thank you all in advance for the advice |
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*(i don't really like the idea of putting a vacuum tube, with all its rattly bits, right there in the centre of the loudspeaker where it is going to become a secondary sound source. We tried and published pictures of such an experiment at one of the diyFests (predating the Decware application by over a year) -- replacing the tube with a wooden plug proved better.) dave
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Join Date: Sep 2006
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Hi Dave,
Thank you for he advice. BTW I was'nt referiing to the tube phase plug from Decware. The one I'm talking about is like a wave guide with a hole in the center Thanks you |
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Join Date: Sep 2006
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Hi Alex,
Yes this one. Do you have an experience with this ? Thanks |
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Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: near Hamburg Germany
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Hello,
without any measurement in comparison, it is for me like WIKI: http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phase-Plug google translate helps "Es ist also durchaus im Bereich der Möglichkeit, dass Hersteller Phase-Plugs zweiter Art einsetzen, ohne dass es zu eindeutigen Verbesserungen, die durch Messungen belegbar sind, kommt. Dieses wäre dann eine Art Modeerscheinung." "It is therefore perfectly in field of possibility that manufacturers phase-Plugs second kind to use, without there being any clear improvements, the measurements are suitably comes. This would be a sort of fad."
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Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: Canberra, Australia
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Glad to see he finally went with a plastic imitation... a socket is really hard to remove after being installed. dave
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Join Date: Sep 2008
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so you say in a matched enclosure the 206 has the edge on the 207? I was under the impression that the 207 had nicer low end to it but ran out of puff somewhere around 12khz. Where as the 206 has more of a full range to it, but not as nice in the lower range as the 207 (in a matched enclosure). Please explain this to me as i am contemplating either of these 2 drivers myself.
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Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: Copenhagen, Denmark
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Well, that's much it.
All else being equal the 207 sounds a bit smoother and more relaxed out of the box than the 206, whereas the 206 is more in your face and involving. You can almost describe the difference as with the 207 you're watching a concert from a distance and can watch the entire stage and everything that goes on the time where 206 takes you to the front row or the mosh pit. What you prefer is up to you. For upgrading I would prefer the 206 though as they sound incredible when mounted with a phase plug and an extra magnet mounted. My main caveat with the 207 is that you really need a supertweeter when you you want the most out of it whereas the 206s little lacking bass can be helped by the right horn or adding a (very good and fast) subwoofer to the setup. |
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