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21st March 2006, 01:13 AM
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seas w18ex and scan speak 9500/9700
Has anyone seen a design with the seas w18ex and scan speak 9500/9700? I have searched around and have not found any. I would like to try a metal cone woofer 2 way. Any problems with using these drivers togther? They seem like they might work well.
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