Deaf Row!

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Originally Posted by struth

Mike has my MC at moment to try; I wonder if he has it mounted yet ;)

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You won't be getting that back then! ;)

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Originally Posted by walpurgis

You won't be getting that back then! ;)

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lol. He might not like it. if it sells I may try and pick up another shure or an ADC for back up. Wont break my heart to get it back

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Originally Posted by Barry

Strictly speaking they are induced magnet designs, having both a fixed magnet and coil - but I suppose moving iron is as good a description as any.

(Pedant mode switched off)

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no worries Barry... like to learn

New 'toy' in the workshop. A cross vise.

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Not actually new, had it a little while, but I've now unboxed it and assembled it for use. Now I can do a bit of milling or very accurate drilling with the stand drill. I've got a small lathe, but this will definitely have its place.

Nice tool that.

Damn! The seller has sent a message informing me that these speaker units are defective. He's offering a full refund, but it's disappointing. I was really looking forward to trying them out.

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Originally Posted by walpurgis

Just bought a pair of these. Sawafuji DP-12 planar dipole speaker drive units.

Their unusual design got the better of my curiosity. What reports I can find, suggest that the sound quality is rather good.


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They date from the eighties and are allegedly full range drivers, but I see these more as extended midrange drivers to be used with a low crossover point, say 200/300 Hz to pair them with bass drivers. Efficiency is I believe fairly low, but I have a pair of bass units that may suit these just fine, along with supertweeters to bolster the extreme top if need be.

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Originally Posted by walpurgis

Damn! The seller has sent a message informing me that these speaker units are defective. He's offering a full refund, but it's disappointing. I was really looking forward to trying them out.

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Defective lol that's a good one. He's realised he sold them cheap and this is his way of keeping them.

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Originally Posted by walpurgis

You won't be getting that back then! ;)

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You're not wrong there ;)

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Originally Posted by mikeyb

Defective lol that's a good one. He's realised he sold them cheap and this is his way of keeping them.

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Nah. The seller's a nice old chap and I've seen the defect photos. :)

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Originally Posted by mikeyb

You're not wrong there ;)

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Nice?