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In Reply to: Once you have lived with a T-line bass.... posted by Trevor Wilson on April 13, 2000 at 14:47:24:
Some years ago now I designed a pair using KEF specs and had a carpenter construct them. Maybe there is a lack of seal somewhere but they never lived up to expectations. I still have the folded monsters and use them as subs for surround sound.Something I cannot reconcile is the opposing opinions about T-lines. One school of thought says they ase "slow" yet I have seen the opposite. Which is true, anyone have a scientific answer?
Peace at AA
John
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- I have been disappointed with my KEF B139's in T-lines - John C.-Aussie 16:40:04 04/13/00 (3)
- Re: I have been disappointed with my KEF B139's in T-lines - ccd 04:56:00 04/14/00 (0)
- Re: I have been disappointed with my KEF B139's in T-lines - Trevor Wilson 01:52:00 04/14/00 (1)
- Have to agree with Trevor - Sean 02:40:56 04/15/00 (0)
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