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254.1 | | KERNEL::CARPENTERS | ULTRIX customer support | Wed Jan 23 1991 09:10 | 9 |
| Don't listen to the salesman, just the music.
The Sl range is well beyond your intended price range.
I have a pair of DL6's which are hooked up to an amplifier which
costs twice as much and they are still going strong.
Stephen.
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254.2 | Thanks | HAMPS::STEPHEN_I | Production Systems Marketing Group | Mon Jan 28 1991 14:53 | 9 |
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I've decided to get the DL4's and ignore the Salesman as .1 states.
If anything, I think I'd be able to get a better speakers for 400
pounds than the Celestion SL6i's.
Thanks anyway,
Iain.
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254.3 | Castle Speakers ? | CHEFS::STEPHENI | Production Systems Marketing Group | Wed Jan 30 1991 11:43 | 7 |
| Another question.
I compared the Celestion DL4 Mk.II's to a pair of Caste Trents
yesterday. Does anyone have anything good or bad to say about these
and other castle speakers ?
Iain.
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254.4 | Thanks for the information | CHEFS::STEPHENI | Production Systems Marketing Group | Mon Feb 04 1991 13:09 | 9 |
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Now the proud owner of a pair of Celestion DL4 Mk II's. They were out
of stock on the stands I wanted, so won't know what the final sound is
like until next weekend.
Now for a cassette deck and tuner !
Iain
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254.5 | active speakers | VOGON::ATWAL | FOR SALE: tracksuit (turquoise) �cheap! | Mon Apr 15 1991 17:24 | 5 |
| what's the difference between active and non-active speakers?
ta,
...art
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254.6 | Potential can of worms | CHEST::WATSON | As simple as possible, not simpler | Mon Apr 15 1991 17:54 | 35 |
| In non-active (passive) speakers the high / low (/mid-range)
frequencies are split by a crossover (usually) in the speaker. The
split occures at the (relativley) high power-amp voltage.
In an active system the split occure between the pre and power amps.
eg
Active
Pre-amp -> active-xover -> power-amp (treble) -> Speaker H/F
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+--------> power-amp (bass) -> Speaker L/F
Passive
Pre-amp -> power-amp -> passive-xover -> Speaker H/F
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+--------> Speaker L/F
Another option is bi/tri-wireing
Pre-amp -> power-amp -> passive-xover (H/F) -> Speaker H/F
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+-----> power-amp -> passive-xover (L/F) -> Speaker L/F
Active sounds best then bi/tri-wireing then passive.
But (in general) a better amp passive will sound better than a lesser
amp active (All other things equal)
Rik -happy-with-passive-bricks
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