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Thanks for the clarification and stopping by to let us know the truth of the UE-11. We are all very anxious to see and hear this baby in action... at least I know I am.
Originally Posted by jude /img/forum/go_quote.gif I'm sorry I've been quiet about this the last few days, guys, but I've been busy at work. I'm still not going to say much here right now, but not in the interest of being mysterious or evasive, but only because it's 0547, and I haven't slept yet. First of all, I'm sorry if I caused some confusion about the UE-11 I have. Previously (in another thread) I said the following: And then I said this: Regarding the my first quote: The UE-11 is a true three-way design. That means two distinct crossover points, as opposed to just one. Though the UE-10 Pro has three drivers, two of the drivers in the are the same--so the UE-10 Pro driver complement is two low, and a single high, with a single crossover point. Regarding my second quote: Sorry for the confusion, but the UE-11 I have is a four-driver design. Though looking into the UE-11, one sees what looks like three driver boxes, one of those boxes is a dual armature piece fused together in one housing unit. I believe that one is the low driver. Then I believe the next driver up is a low/mid driver. Then the third box (containing the fourth driver) is the high. I've been told that what I'm hearing is what the UE-11 will sound like in production--and I'll say more about its sound later. Right now, I have to sleep. |
Thanks for the clarification and stopping by to let us know the truth of the UE-11. We are all very anxious to see and hear this baby in action... at least I know I am.