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Big E Speakers Part 4 - Quadraphenia

Been in contact with Mike and going to place an order for a 46/26 combo. The 26 will have a switch so it can run by itself for low volume condo practice or with the 46 and give me full power running at 4ohms. eXcited boy I am!
Sounds like a great rig!
 
Any driver or horn will beam as the frequency increases. Some worse than others.



The MS112 mids are crossfired as well, a proven acoustic design principle for maximum dispersion.
The 112 Essential doesn't have the mids, only the 12.
 
46/26 sounds like a great idea and a great sounding rig. That would be next on my list!

I've got to say, I've had my Flex Mod210 mostly sitting idle since I've received it, as I've been living in an apartment in a different part of the state for the last few months with no gigs, but am getting ready to move back to Asheville and have a handful of gigs on the books and hoping to get back to my steady schedule. Can't wait to fire up the 210 mod, it's killing me having it just sit!
 
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Actually a full-on Big E stereo. I think that Leland is doing it. Duke will be doing Big E high end stereo speakers but Leland is doing the initial prototyping. As I'm not at all involved commercially with the home audio stuff I feel that I can say---they make astounding home hifi speakers.
 

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