Decware? Lots of substance there.
About 10 years ago I purchased a SE84 'B' from Steve and spent a good deal of time searching for the proper loudspeakers. With very low powered single-ended amps there IS NO substitute for the very highest efficiency loudspeaker you can find. I had tried 90dB single-drivers, 95dB PA drivers (with a crossover) but found no joy. I moved on to other, more powerful amps to drive my avg. efficiency speakers (90dB).
Only recently did I find a set of rear-loaded horns with Decware's modified Fostex FE206E and now I finally hear what all the fuss is about -- a 96dB crossover-less speaker properly integrated with a powered sub is a match made in heaven. Now I've got dynamics, detail, disappearing speakers and a sound-stage like I've never heard before.
About 10 years ago I purchased a SE84 'B' from Steve and spent a good deal of time searching for the proper loudspeakers. With very low powered single-ended amps there IS NO substitute for the very highest efficiency loudspeaker you can find. I had tried 90dB single-drivers, 95dB PA drivers (with a crossover) but found no joy. I moved on to other, more powerful amps to drive my avg. efficiency speakers (90dB).
Only recently did I find a set of rear-loaded horns with Decware's modified Fostex FE206E and now I finally hear what all the fuss is about -- a 96dB crossover-less speaker properly integrated with a powered sub is a match made in heaven. Now I've got dynamics, detail, disappearing speakers and a sound-stage like I've never heard before.