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Re: Forgot the obvious - CSS WR125ST (14 ohms) [message #24411 is a reply to message #24409] Wed, 21 May 2008 10:14 Go to previous message
FredT is currently offline  FredT
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I agree with darkmoebius. This is a versitile and good sounding driver. It obviously isn't expensive enough to impress the audiosnobs of the world, but its midrange clarity, lack of breakup coloration, and ability to maintain its composure at high volume levels places it up there with some of the best.

Jim Griffin had an array using twelve of the FR125SR version of this driver with an array of eight Aurum Cantus tweeters at the 2006 Lone Star Audio Fest. It was bi amplified using a DEQX preamp/crossover. I had no need for another line array at the time or it would have gone home with me. He also had a pair of bipole speakers using the eight ohm full range version of this driver, and I was impressed enough with the its sound to build a pair of those.



 
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