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Originally posted by trifle@Aug 28 2002, 09:23 PM
thanks michael for gettin the post back...
thanks dan for the reply..but dan, everytime i ask you never say why i should hold off on getting a set like the cdt hd's with the dtm tweet instead of yours...or if i should at all...
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Trifle posted:
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thanks dan for the reply..but dan, everytime i ask you never say why i should hold off on getting a set like the cdt hd's with the dtm tweet instead of yours...or if i should at all...
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Well, you probably know my answer...

Wait for our components. These were designed to compete with Dynaudio, Focal, Rainbow Pro, Morels, etc. But at a price point (under $350) that most people can afford.
Our mibass is a custom semi-exponential poly cone, inverted roll rubber surround, and an extremely linear motor and suspension (7mm of one-way linear excursion). FLAT frequency response: +/- 1.5 dB from 100 Hz to 5 kHz.
Tweeter is a custom 2 layer ring dome, with an extremely flat off-axis response. It's a polyamide base with a vapor-deposited aluminum layer on it. Ferrite magnet, surface or flush mountable, VERY smooth and detailed sounding.
Crossover is (of course) full custom. And we're using polypropylene caps (not the standard mylar or electrolytic units found in other XOs) and all air core inductors. It is a 4th order Linkwitz Riley crossover design.
Overall, the system is extremely flat and neutral; in-car measurements show the unit to be +/- 2.5 dB from 70 Hz to 20 kHz, when the speakers are mounted in the typical low door/kickpanel location and the response is measured at the drivers head-rest. True 4 Ohm impedance, good power handling (150W RMS).
Anyway, that's just some of my thoughts on the units! We're still shooting for a September release of the components, so the end is not too far off!
Dan Wiggins
Adire Audio