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14th August 2005, 06:56 AM
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Proac Response 2.5 Clone
I thinking of building this speakers but after reading at this forum
I am not sure about it. I asking that any one how built this speaker will write his opinion and what XO and tweeter did he use. Today I have ProAc Studio 125 which I like very much. Is the clone is a better speaker ? Is it realy sound like the commercial one ? Any comment will be helpful. Thanks. |
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