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From: rfg@hound.UUCP (R.GRANTGES)
Newsgroups: net.audio
Subject: Re: Yet another speaker anomaly
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Date: Sun, 14-Apr-85 23:48:19 EST
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Posted: Sun Apr 14 23:48:19 1985
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Yeah, Paul Klipsch used to rant and rave about that one when the only
speaker he made was the Klipschorn. Because of its horn loading, the
Klipschorn had minimal diaphragm movement and, thus, minimal "FM
Distortion."  It's not clear whether anyone was ever able to hear that
or not. Anyhow, Paul doesn't talk about it anymore since he sells
other (more conventional) types of speakers.  I will say that the
Klipschorn was mighty clean sounding. But so are many systems of
conventional design which break up the spectrum into 2,3, or 4
bands. I have also heard some swell sounding one cone speakers.
And the Bose is not noted for distortion either. 

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