I believe they all will, although you can check with
www.lowther-america.com
I have experience with the PM2a's and DX4's, and actually
I prefer the DX4's. I'm pretty certain that the DX4's will fit
the Medallions.
In fact I just looked, and I'm sure they'll fit.
www.lowther-america.com
I have experience with the PM2a's and DX4's, and actually
I prefer the DX4's. I'm pretty certain that the DX4's will fit
the Medallions.
In fact I just looked, and I'm sure they'll fit.
Jennifer Crock used my PM7As when she designed and voiced the original Medallion cabinet project for Tony Glynn at Lowther America.
Over the years, I bought a pair of PM5As from Tony, and tried various other drivers that Tony got in (PM2A, DX2 are ones that spring to mind).
I was never happy with the PM5As in the Medallions. The balance was too hot. The PM2A were OK (Tony's preference), but every time I visited a local friend that bought Jennifer's prototype pair of Medallions I much prefered those with some PM7As that he bought. Much more balanced with more substantial bass. A little less treble, but if you sit in the sweet spot, about 15 degrees off axis, a very natural sounding combo.
Over the years, I bought a pair of PM5As from Tony, and tried various other drivers that Tony got in (PM2A, DX2 are ones that spring to mind).
I was never happy with the PM5As in the Medallions. The balance was too hot. The PM2A were OK (Tony's preference), but every time I visited a local friend that bought Jennifer's prototype pair of Medallions I much prefered those with some PM7As that he bought. Much more balanced with more substantial bass. A little less treble, but if you sit in the sweet spot, about 15 degrees off axis, a very natural sounding combo.
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