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Join Date: Mar 2004
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Just in case you missed the facts in the "Initial listening...F2" thread. Jon Ver Halen, Lowther-America made a great offer for us here at DIYaudio. Take a look here: http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/showt...294#post808294 This is your chance to join the elusive club for a fair price
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Join Date: Jan 2003
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You seem very excited. I might even consider stepping in.
Only...what driver to choose? You might want to add a brief explanation of the most popular drivers, like PM2 is good if you want this and DX55 is nice if you want that combined with another that. Or would that be too simplistic for those beauty's? /Hugo |
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http://www.lowther-america.com/ There is a nice description of all the drivers. The good thing is that Mr. Ver Halen agreed to let all drivers go, through this GB Steen Edit, I consider a pair of DX3's for MJK's MLTL's. Or maybe the DX55's which NP likes a lot |
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Join Date: Jan 2003
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Thank you, I was thinking of the newbies in fullrange...like me.
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Join Date: Mar 2004
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Okay, I did a little research for you
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/showt...022#post817022 I guess the C series is very good for the price asked Most of us can play along with a pricetag like that. I think I will take a pair of those C55's that NP thought would be great. Thanks for the hint, Hugo Steen |
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Join Date: Aug 2004
Location: Chicago area
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A little primer on the various Lowther drivers. Hopefully you will find this usefull.
The following are my thoughts as to a comparison of the various Lowther drivers to each other. When compared to other manufactures drivers they have greater resolution, speed and dynamics: even the inexpensive C series. The A series (Alnico magnet) have a slightly warm sound to them, are quick, and have loads of low level detail. The classic Lowther sound. The DX/EX series are faster, sound a little cleaner, lack a little of the low level information that the A series have. Except the DX4, which seems to do a bit of everything. The latest from Lowther. The C series are a little more relaxed sounding, but still very fast and transparent compared to almost anything else. They also tend to have a flatter frequency response. The 8" drivers have more bass, better dynamics, more efficiency. It is easier to equalize the 5" drivers to near perfect flatness, they have more extended highs, but not as much bass. As you increase the magnet size you get more highs, better low level information, and a better "jump" factor. I find that most of my customers who prefer jazz and excitement in their music love the DX drivers, those who prefer classical prefer the A series. (Broad generalization - but usefull) The Silver voice coil seems increase efficiency and low level detail, but they weigh more and the highs are therefore slightly reduced but cleaner. Go figure. All of this is just a nutshell. Feel free to call or write if you have a specific question.
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My guess is, it is basically same as the rather more expensive DX55. This picture shows C45. And C55 would look just alike.
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DX-es are with Neodymmmmmmmmhmmmmm magnets
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Oh, that is different. Magnet system is probably an important factor. C55 may be good anyway. What would be the major electrical differences between C55 and DX55?
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electrical? none
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