Question about Danley Sound Labs 50's or 60's

FrantzM

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Tom, if this thread is still alive and you still happen to be monitoring it, may I ask if you have made any progress with the SM-60 home version with integrated LF section? I would be very, very interested in purchasing such a speaker. If you haven't then I am still equally interested in purchasing SM-60's and appropriate subwoofer's for a home media/music room.

Tom

Call this a bump. Search for a serious Horn speaker has conducted me to your design. Would like to see you post here again! I am reiterating avnutz query here!!!
 

spiritofmusic

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84dB efficiency looks pretty challenging.
 

ferenc_k

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84dB efficiency looks pretty challenging.

There are all sorts of speakers around where they are told to be 87-88-89 dB efficient but practically they are not.
In case of Danley we can be sure the spec is tight and not the marketing department dreamed it.

So I think there affordable amps around easily can handle this sensitivity. like Parasound for example. A 300B or a 2A3 triode amp probably will not be enough for more than very close near filed listening.
 

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