Merlin owners who have modified x-over?

Me neither.

New advertising is always refreshing.

Works for Budweiser.

AF, as stated you are a troll but I was wondering about your response. You answered "me neither" to whom? The previous replies were positive but you stated a negative? If you are going to persist as a pest at least make your comments appropriate. Otherwise, no one will read your answers/questions and then take no notice of your online shop. Which of course brings up your true motives being in this forum at all??

I find Bobby P's sharing of an on-going R&D project refreshing. There are very few manufacturers who bother to participate in these forums at all. I doubt those who decline to do so are reticent owing to ethical concerns about mixing advertising in an "open forum." Rather than share information, they are as likely determined to wrap their R&D in a cloak of invisibility.

af, then how about this, when i get some clydesdale horses you will know i am really advertising.
:-)
best, b

Have any private owners of Merlins modified their crossovers to premium components like the Duelunds?
What changes in sounds are you hearing?
This thread reads like a Billy Mays Infomercial.
The original question was for owners of Merlins to discuss changes they had made to their Merlin Crossovers. Not one response by a private owner!
The only reply is by the owner of Merlin Speakers. Fine to reply, but why not identify yourself as The Merlin representative. Why not post your results in detail at your web site and invite readers to visit that site? Have you tried any other caps besides the Hovelands and the Duelunds. Are these Duelund VSF copper, aluminum, or the Cast series?
If there are any Merlin owners who do want to experiment to obtain a better sound, Parts Connexion is selling Duelunds at 20% off (including custom values)during the month of June.
I am not associated with any Audio company. I do wish "bobby" and "audileil" would both be more transparent in their postings.
David Pritchard
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