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14th August 2005, 10:08 PM
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Join Date: Jun 2004
Location: Stockholm
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DYNAUDIO Contour 4 X-over
Hi All,
Is there anybody who have a schematic of the Dynaudio Contour 4 three way speaker. I got a handdrawn schematic from a friend. He built the speakers as a kit,back then when you could still get Dynaudio kits round the corner. However, this guy have fiddled so much with the X-over thru the years that I'm not sure the values I have are meant to be. I'm building a pair and there seems to be a dip somewhere in the lower region of the dome midrange. Otherwise quite impressive. Regards / Mattias |
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