4 inch full range driver for ob….

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Re: 4 inch full range driver for ob….
« Reply #40 on: 20 Nov 2024, 09:40 pm »
MAOPs represent the high-end MA drivers.

I also have MAOP 7s.

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Re: 4 inch full range driver for ob
« Reply #41 on: 21 Nov 2024, 12:13 am »
So after many enjoyable listening hours…..loved the pluvia 7hd…..then I picked up a pair of the maop7’s…...to me they r clearly a step up from the pluvia’s….for anyone thinking about getting them…..dont hesitate…..
:thumb: Thankyou for informing us your first hand experience.

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Re: 4 inch full range driver for ob….
« Reply #42 on: 21 Nov 2024, 11:29 am »
MAOPs represent the high-end MA drivers.

I also have MAOP 7s.

dave


Dave, which MA driver is similar to the ones used in the Pearl Acoustics Sibelius?

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Re: 4 inch full range driver for ob….
« Reply #43 on: 21 Nov 2024, 07:18 pm »
Similar… it is a custom made driver, probably closet in box alignment with A10.2.

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Re: 4 inch full range driver for ob….
« Reply #44 on: 8 Dec 2024, 04:09 am »
Interesting - love it - I used to (and still do) love the sound of full range 4" drivers.  Back in the day someone made nice "doped" 4" paper cone things that had some decent xmax and could make some decent bass in a small seal enclosure.  I saw the Pluvias somewhere and expected them to probably sound like the graph above looks (maybe too many metalic sounding highs?)