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From: mohler@drune.UUCP (MohlerDS)
Newsgroups: net.audio
Subject: Re: subwoofers and xovers - principle of a TL spkr cabinet
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Date: Sat, 19-Oct-85 23:30:54 EDT
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I believe the famous English TL speaker you may be refering to is
the WEBB TLS or the IMF RSPM IV. Both used a KEF B139/II in a tapered
(and wool damped) TL box design.

			David S. Mohler
			AT&T - ISL @ Denver
			drune!mohler