Unbelievable is the best way to describe Duelund. These things are beyond words. I believe Mr. Paul Klipsch himself would have LOVED these caps! Mr Duelund is going down in audio history. (I know he has past away but is going to be remembered)
Elanor Rigby
I could pick out whether it was the bass cello or viola or violin and I mean with ease! (viola and violin are tough to tell apart to me as they have overlap if I remember correctly from the school orchestra just can not remember how many strings)
Just to give an insight to what I am hearing the start of Elanor Riby (before Paul sings)
is Cello (with violin in background)
then violins come in the forefront (and with cello in brackground)
then violins again (I believe two) with the cello player in the background. This is all before Paul sings.
It's incredible! It was always just strings before.
Now it's Paul singing upfront and the the violin players are right behind him (at least two) (with the main violin playe or two right beside him) him in depth and in the back of the soundstage is the cello (or cello's)
I am off too bed. I am trying to say more but my mind just keeps drifting into the music. I believe when these are broke in I can say just how many pieces are being used and where they are.
I have never heard anything like this.
The music goes from one intrument to another with such balance. Tremendous detail and no grain. I can not believe how they make each instrument sound so distinct.
Until now all the cap combo's gave up in some area to the original's. These give up nothing to anything! This combo is a upgrade in every sense.
Something (Beatles)
When George says Your asking me will my love grow. (and the ace picks up)
There is some unknown instrument there like a banjo! This is on the Bealtles Love CD and I have NEVER heard it before and it is like George Martin's son is screwing with us. It just comes out of no where and the first time I heard it I thought something popped in my speaker. It is there twice and is on purpose? It lasts for about 10 seconds.
Elanor Rigby
I could pick out whether it was the bass cello or viola or violin and I mean with ease! (viola and violin are tough to tell apart to me as they have overlap if I remember correctly from the school orchestra just can not remember how many strings)
Just to give an insight to what I am hearing the start of Elanor Riby (before Paul sings)
is Cello (with violin in background)
then violins come in the forefront (and with cello in brackground)
then violins again (I believe two) with the cello player in the background. This is all before Paul sings.
It's incredible! It was always just strings before.
Now it's Paul singing upfront and the the violin players are right behind him (at least two) (with the main violin playe or two right beside him) him in depth and in the back of the soundstage is the cello (or cello's)
I am off too bed. I am trying to say more but my mind just keeps drifting into the music. I believe when these are broke in I can say just how many pieces are being used and where they are.
I have never heard anything like this.
The music goes from one intrument to another with such balance. Tremendous detail and no grain. I can not believe how they make each instrument sound so distinct.
Until now all the cap combo's gave up in some area to the original's. These give up nothing to anything! This combo is a upgrade in every sense.
Something (Beatles)
When George says Your asking me will my love grow. (and the ace picks up)
There is some unknown instrument there like a banjo! This is on the Bealtles Love CD and I have NEVER heard it before and it is like George Martin's son is screwing with us. It just comes out of no where and the first time I heard it I thought something popped in my speaker. It is there twice and is on purpose? It lasts for about 10 seconds.