Tang Band 2145 in action


Ck out the sunning , sparkling highs.
WOWWW
Hardly need to add a  tweeter. = can if you wish. just add any of your fav tweets, +  with a  simple 2.2 or 3.3 cap.

As I said previously, both the TB2145 ad DLVX8 both are very close in performance.
can't go wrong with either.

Truly a   magical sound image.
Jazz fans especially take note of this speaker.
You always wanted life like sound stage, with no added baggage???
'Well  the TB2145 has your order.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vCaXHrwotKU&t=1s




mozartfan

acresverde
253 posts
10-11-2021 9:33pm
@mozartfan  BTW, I watched your YT video where you were using RG's bread board SET amp to drive the David Louis WBs. Be advised that the powertube used is the 50 tube and not the 250 tube (is there even such a thing???) and the amp uses two (2) of them. You might consider making that correction.

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Yes correct at his shop on tuesday,,, he did say **The 50 tube**, and forgot to have him clarify that, = Not 250 tube.

Thanks

SETs are not wimpy,, RG employs a colbalt  in the out trans. Small but super powerful and not cheap.
That SET has equal the big Defy's power + bass slam.
I do not understand much dif in output froma  SET vs a  PP. AS far as employing a  higher sens speaker is concerned. 

I note there are other WBers with a  94++ db sens. No way I'd be interested in anything about my 92 dbsens. 
Actually 90/91db is ideal. 
The DLVX8 is 92db  the DLW4 states 91db. 
I can note a  difference in the 1 db sens
The DLW4 highs are definetly rolled off, say 10khz, (??) , but has quick  tight  bass kick maybe 80hzish,,, you;d be surprised at the lil punch in bass.
. Mids are accurate/clean
The VX8 has at least 45hz bass, if not the 40hz as claimed on the specs. 
Highs are there, whether its 12khz or 12khz+, I do not know, and am not at all interested where the roll off  begins.  You can hear the snares with sparkles. 
Miles Davis via   DavidLouis.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xcjYiZztHgM






at least in my speaker demos, I give you some ideas how the speaker actually performs,  LIVE, vs your comp speaker rendition.
I wouldn't lie by the way.
Nothing snakeoil, fake comments, no pumping.
Straight up.
I've read enough comments on the 2 most popular brands right now to know to keep it real.
btw I am not going with the Tang Band3 1878 as the 3rd wide bander in my 2 way WBer system. No, I rethought it through,,,thankfully i did not order the TB 1878.
Fora  few bucks more I can get the 'DaviDlouis VX6
I looked over Teks and Zu's, 
Both offer multi criver systems. 
So I figured if these 2 super hot labs (more folks are buying Teks and Zu's at the moment that any other speakers)
If these 2 big time labs are making multi driver speakers why can't I.
??
anyone?
That purchase will have to wait til I get out of the wide band experiementation  debt.
And after i buy  a  845 amplifer.
Hang in there, 
Either the DLW4 will stay or the DLVX6 will take its place. 
My system could bea  3 way WBer or a  2 way WBer.
Its anyones guess at this point.
Hang in there  new developements are in the plans.
Just need some audio cash.


I finally opened the YouTube link. Sounds like a small transistor radio.

That is all…..
Yeah well if you want to finance my YT speaker Project demo, for a  superior cam please gofundme
The sony cam is all I could afford and does present my demo as trans radio.
But again, if you hear Enrique Caruso sing in  the Rome Opera House and he also sings in your bath with door closed are you going to tell me you will not recognize Caruso's voice  from your shower? As the same cantor as in Rome's Opera house?
All I am doing is givinga  basic hint at how my speaker system performs. 
If there were any weaknesses I'd sure let everyone know. 
For my CM its perfection.
btw the DLVX8 is NOT 92db as stated it is ~~95db~~~ right there with the AER/Vox
But the higher up the sens ladder you go, less solid punchy bass.
AER has like 96 db sens which is wayyyy too high for my use. 
95db sens is the ultimate limit you want in a  speaker
Sorry AER/Vox I must be truthful here. 


which reminds me , time for another comment on the Voxativ AC1A.
Sounded like the old transistor radios we used to buy back in the early 60’s, they were like $5.99.
w ear plugs.
Thats the way I would describe the performance of the VOXATIV AC1A with Neo Dymium Magnet motor.

AC1A @ $1900/pair
Obviously not recomended for hifi.
2 big thumbs down.
what you hear on your $10 comp speakers is EXACTLY what you will get in your listening room.
This is exactly what you said on your very first follow up post on this thread.

The sony cam is all I could afford and does present my demo as trans radio.
This is what you say now. 

If there were any weaknesses I'd sure let everyone know.
I am not buying this. You are clearly unhappy because you keep changing, adding, deleting drivers. It is a mess and you know it.