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Generg

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About Generg

  • Birthday 04/11/1947

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  • Gender
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  • Location
    Darmstadt, Germany
  • Interests
    Pass amps understanding :--)), all kInd of speakers
  • My System
    old Luxman M12-A, no more any pre, old Meridian G08.2, Thorens TD 320, SME arm, Shure Ultra 500, Forte I and II, now Tangent 4000.

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  1. At the moment they lack bass. My old Forte had plenty of bass. I am still puzzled, I work on it! :--))
  2. Ha ha, I am old and harmless, no need for gloves, any handling will get me with full force.... 😃 Pictures will come!
  3. The one original K-27-K I have, has a fairly high free air resonance of 48Hz. Normally the Tangent and Forte driver should show a lower resonance of 22-27Hz. I suppose the culprit is the butyl impregnated rim that got stiff after 26 years..... any hints? Thank you Gerd
  4. I just bought a used Tangent 4000. I hope it is no problem to show the crossover. Only two small changes compared to the Heresy II.
  5. That is really sad! I liked his products and his pictures showing him happy with all his grandchilds around him.
  6. So Oliver you see, the Titanium tweeter diaphragms from are highly recommended, not only from me. The pictures were taken in my small living room. I am just occupied to get the squawker Tianium diaphragms working. I looked at my friends Cornwall III crossover and indeed I saw that Klipsch uses for the squawker a band pass. No more autoformer, only a 30 Ohm resistor in series adding to the squawker DC resistance.
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