Tang Band 2145 in action

Take a look my site all my speakers based on Tang Band 2145

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I just did. I really like  your latest 002AB model.

I'm sure your Fostex tweet matches the Dali super tweets.
In bass I;'m sure your bass drivers match/surpass Wilsons' dual woofers.

But again, for my needs in classical music, its all about midrange. 
Here is where you gain the advantage with the Tang Bnad 2145,,,on your site you mention  **Tang band paper driver***, no where did I see 2145..
You might want to update that bit of info..
This way potential buyers know the driver is not the 1808 and 1772.
Its my hunch  the 2145 is the superior speaker.  vs its 2 siblings, 1772/1808.

Great work on your true full ---complete total--- fq design
Sens is super high, fit for any amplifier. 
I'm running the  Tang Band 2145 with a  Jadis Defy and a  EL 34, both pack power and work  with good results (vol gain no more than 9 oclock, =  mid SPL (80ish)in my small room) with the high sens WBer.
Ideally maybe a  SET is superior, but any  sized  PP will also work.
I listen at 8:30 on  the Jadis DPL line stage vol....near field,  . seated 8 feet from speaker. 


After owning the Seas Thors some 15 yrs,, its such a  good feeling have a  WBer on the speaker lines.......
Niceee

am I getting on anyones nerves yet??
;-))

I do suffer froma bit of alzheimers disease,

I am sorry. My mother passed from frontal temporal dementia. I am done here. Please work with someone like Bache that can build you the appropriate cabinet for your driver. There is more to get out of them than what you are currently getting. Listen to his advice on how to get the most out of them. Good luck with your speakers.

I might have posted this link somewhere in this topic, or elsewhere.
Here it is a  2nd time.
Note
This tech geek has heard quaite a  few of the BIG names,  The Popular Vote Speakers.
Great you like them.
WEll in this discussion the OP points out there are in fact, does acutally exist a alternative to the xover.low sens types. (Note how i always include the db spec when discussing the speakers in your room, LOW SENSitivity, as  this is their major weakness)

Anyway, Read through the thread,,which i need to make time for as well.

Consider it a  EDU 101/wide band assist concept.
I will not be posting much any more, and I know well this topic will get pushed under the bus when I'm gone.
Down to Audiogon's dungeon.

But at least its loged in and others may run across it in their researches.
Had I not brought up this topic, ,,well there is 2 or 3 other Wide Band topics here,,but all have been buired undera  mounatin of xover COMMERCIAL/CONSUMER speakers,. Sound for the average audiophile. 
Vandersteens, Thiels, Wilson,s KEFs. Focals. Harbeths. etc ETC


https://www.whatsbestforum.com/threads/crossover-points-and-augmented-wideband-driver-speakers.25401...