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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: Brooklyn, NY
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I found the fe127e to be too harsh in the upper range for my liking but liked their overall sound. How does the fe107e compare to the ff85K? Or, for that matter how to both compare to the 127e? I'm looking for something that sounds smooth all around.
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Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: Santa Cruz, California
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I'm sure Planet10 has an opinion here. Are you there Dave?
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Join Date: Jun 2004
Location: germany
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i can't answer you questione exactly, but i know the fe108es very well.
berfore modding it, the sound was to harsh and the highs were to loud. for my taste, i always had to use a notch to tame the highs in the frugal-horn. after modding it with felt around the driver and on the legs and c37-lacquer on the cone it was much better, but sill a bit to harsh. finally i bite the bullet and a few days ago i installed phase plugs . imho a notch is not needed anymore . maybe you should try to enabl the 127e and try a phase-plug? the "magic-dots" are the next thing i am going to do with my modded fostexes .
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Join Date: Apr 2003
Location: St Pete, Florida
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They're smooth, but also reveal loads of detail.
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Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: Brooklyn, NY
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I'm leaning towards the Fe107e right now (though I wonder if they'll have more bass than my 3 inch Tang Bands). Is there a reason to step up to the 108Ez? I suppose I could also do the fe167e but like the appearance of smaller drivers better.
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Join Date: Feb 2008
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Have you considered getting a pair of fully treated fe127e? or treating your if you already have a pair?
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Join Date: Apr 2003
Location: St Pete, Florida
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If you plan on a typical sealed or ported design, it would be best to go with the FE103E instead of the FE107E. The 107 is better suited for horns.
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Join Date: Apr 2003
Location: St Pete, Florida
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I stand corrected. I thought they were similar to the 126 and 127, one shielded, one not, one better for horns, the other not. Hmm...
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