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23rd April 2005, 09:37 PM
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Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: NL, Voorschoten
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sometimes??
was busy testing my brand new UCD 400's Class D amps and tried this with some borrowed JMLabs Profil 3 speakers.
Next speakers I tried were my own Driade D81 Mk2 speakers....how awfull, was this the once so beautiful sounding speaker? So I opened the box, what to look for? Well, all the wires were plugged with amp. connectors. The speaker is about 8 years old I think. So I soldered all the amp plugged wires to the crossover filter, fired her up...gone the distortion. How simple can live be, but why the factory ever used amp. plugs........brrrrr. |
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16th September 2008, 12:36 PM
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Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: NL, Voorschoten
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just redid the speakers to have bi-wiring. What an awfull job to do. The connections were very hard to reach/separate.
Sound is a bit more relaxed now. Changed the inner connection from plug to crossover with QED silver wire.  
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