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Re: eminence beta12CX [message #18449 is a reply to message #18431] Wed, 18 January 2006 13:07 Go to previous message
DanTheMan is currently offline  DanTheMan
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the thing i found most inpressive about them was the way that every instrument sounds like it does in the real world--meaning that they have the proper weight and balance. The treble doesn't seem artificially inflated and pronounced. They retain their dynamics at high volumes--louder than I'll ever need. They just sound natural and coherent, but they cost too much money for me to afford.

 
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