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Surely that would make the deal pointless due to import duty?!
Surely that would make the deal pointless due to import duty?!
I guess you didn't delete it quickly enough. A copy of your original post landed in my email inbox. I wish that it hadn't, but it did. I work in this industry so obviously I found your comment a bit offensive. I think you're wrong.
On your other point, I assume that we are talking about all manufacturers generally now rather than Dutch & Dutch specifically. That topic really belongs on a different thread, but I suspect that manufacturers don't share measurement data that they do not have, do not like or think is not relevant to the majority of their customers. The reason for their reluctance to supply parts and service manuals to potentially unqualified and uninsured repairers or DIYers should be obvious. It exposes them to massive risk.
Surely that would make the deal pointless due to import duty?!
I would expect that with the Orange-Man.Import duties in the US are very low. On a SME 20/3A table duties and processing fees were under $100. That may have changed with the current trade war.
And here it is...
FYI they just made the stereophile class A rec. components list for speakers (although, I believe 'restricted' LF which honestly doesn't make much sense).
It’s an odd phenomenon; they measure low but they don’t sound as though they do. Perhaps this is something to with the way different types of speakers propagate sound in the room. Both excellent speakers of their type, but in both cases I would be inclined to underpin them with a sub for convincing bass.That’s because you are just quoting specs Keith (which is a bit weak because I know you know the difference) because any experienced listener who has actually heard both the Kii and the D&D realises that they aren’t as truly extended in the LF as their specs may imply - what bass they do produce is nicely linear (though the Kii is slightly more so I feel, but countered against a slightly drier mid than the D&D).