Should I go for a SET?

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PaulFolbrecht

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Re: Should I go for a SET?
« Reply #60 on: 4 Dec 2006, 04:53 am »
If the speakers really do have no xover on the woofers, yeah that makes a really big difference.  I was thinking DynAudio *speakers*, not just *drivers*, which would be a different matter altogether.

There is no reason that we know of here that a high-feedback SET could not perform well on these speakers.

I'll mention that all the Cayin gear is super 1st-rate.  Smoking bargains.

The Terry Cain cause certainly deserves all the support we can muster. 

robert1325

Re: Should I go for a SET?
« Reply #61 on: 4 Dec 2006, 06:51 am »
Hi,

I'm not sure ,  these are chinese speakers so there's very little information...  The booklet says , "no LF network , easy to drive with amp"      And then there's are review in chinese, where I see 300B mentioned a lot .   

( they only thing in normal letters are the makes , TAG, Pass Labs, ATC, Onix reference.....   )

Problem is,  I can't try a SET in my neighbourhood... 

robert1325

Re: Should I go for a SET?
« Reply #62 on: 17 Dec 2006, 05:57 pm »
Back again,  :nono:

Here's some info on my speakers



Is that impendance curve flat enough for a 10 watt SET ?   Sorry to stir things up again... I listened to some SETs on a Hi-Fi show and would love that liquid midrange in my room.

shep

Re: Should I go for a SET?
« Reply #63 on: 17 Dec 2006, 06:28 pm »
Looks a lot like a re-work of the proac Tablet. Robert you never answered my mail about that chinese SS, so I guess it's a loser?

robert1325

Re: Should I go for a SET?
« Reply #64 on: 17 Dec 2006, 07:11 pm »
what e-mail? sorry.