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Need Plans [message #35883]

Mon, 08 April 2002 20:09

Nashvilletitans
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Could I please get a set of Theater 4 plans? Would very much like to build a set of these. Thanks
John

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Or advice [message #35884 is a reply to message #35883]

Mon, 08 April 2002 20:15

Nashvilletitans
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Would the Thermionic Studio Series 4 be a better choice with an SET 8 watt 300b amp? Thanks again,
John

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You have mail! [message #35886 is a reply to message #35883]

Mon, 08 April 2002 20:37

Wayne Parham
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Thermionic or Theater 4 - An often asked question [message #35887 is a reply to message #35884]

Mon, 08 April 2002 20:39

Wayne Parham
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The Theater Series four π Speaker is marginally more efficient, but the Thermionic four π goes a bit deeper. The Thermionics have a different damping value so they sound fuller, and the midrange takes on a slightly different character too, having a sound that I would describe as vintage tube sound. But they are very large.

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Thanks Wayne [message #35888 is a reply to message #35883]

Mon, 08 April 2002 21:02

Nashvilletitans
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WOW, that was quick, thanks a million Wayne!
John

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I'm curious [message #35907 is a reply to message #35887]

Wed, 10 April 2002 09:18

dbeardsl
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You mentioned that the Thermionic Four Pi has a tiny bit more extension at the top end?

Whats different about em? They both use the 2002 right? Is there a little more top octave compensation?

I just ordered some plywood blades for the skilsaw, some 36" clamps, and a cutting guide/straight edge thingy. I'm set :-).
I'll take lots of pictures of course.

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