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18th October 2003, 02:17 PM
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Join Date: May 2003
Location: osaka
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for pillow-side
This system is for pillow-side.
I use Fostex FE83 with repulsion magnet. Cabinet is back loaded horn and horn length is about 2 meters. The sound is like a headphone's one. It's interesting. I couldn't imagine the sound at all before listening. The distance is very short ,so bass range doesn't decline. |
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