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    122A-1 and 122A sonicly equivelent?

    I found a pair of 122A-1s to replace my 122As. Just wondering if replacing the 122As with 122A-1s would change anything. Sorry if this question is... pathetic.
    Excuse my ignorance.

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    122A versus 122A-1

    - If the price is right , I would recommend buying the pair of 122a-1 woofs .

    - BTW, your question is a reasonable one . And I feel it's best to replace different speaker models as pairs .
    - I'd be somewhat wary of mixing a 122A with a 122A-1 ( though maybe it's no big deal ) .

    - According to the archives ( I've never seen, nor heard these models ) the difference between the two is ;

    (i) The earlier 122A has an aquaplassed™ cone ( to increase cone mass and drive down the Fs, "free air resonance" ).
    (ii) The 122A-1 doesn't have an aquaplassed™ cone but instead has a mass ring added ontop of the voice-coil former to give the cone assembly the added weight , needed to arrive at its Fs.

    - These two mass loading approaches should have slightly different voicings in the midrange , which is why I'd recommend the substitution be done to both speakers .


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