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Just a suggestion. I wish everyone would include their location on the personal information page. Some of us might be close enough to visit if we knew where we all lived. cubdog

Sounds like you will have a sweet Dahlquist room. There was a discusion a while back on stacking 10's on AudioAsylum, it might be worth a search to garner some info.If I recall correctly the upper

Hi, I am going to stack my 10s (more later) and I would rather have too much power than not enough so I will bridge 1 adcom per stack. I am at a position where I can finally afford to go over kill on

I'm currently driving my 10's with an Adcom GFA-555II and love the sound. What would be the benefit of adding a second Adcom to the mix? Do you think it would be worth the $400 to $500

JP sounds like Eburg might be the place for great vintage-who'da thunk it. I knew that name struck an old college chord,though I always liked Gardner's take in "Grendal". a great DQ10 is a slow

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Charivari?? Well- how many DQ 10 folks can there be in Eburg? This is amazing how many are from WA-indeed Magnolia did a great marketing job for Dahlquist-I remember the radio adds in the 70's and

Well, Sandra, we're very glad that you've decided to join our little start-up group. You obviously have a great deal of experience and knowledge to offer. For we who haven't yet had a chance to hear

John, Thank you much for the write-up of the modifications you have done to your DQ-10s. I have copied the pertinent text into a text file and posted it in the Files section for future reference by

Hi guys, I lived in the Seattle area for a number of years before I moved back to Spokane. It is wet in the wintertime, but the summers are beautiful. I loved that area, I still miss it, but I'm here

Piezos bad ?let me know-took mine out of the equation on my first tweak, reverse the polarity on the tweeter and completely disconnect the harsh piezo,at the Xover(just clip the lead at the 35

John, I believe you were responding to my post concerning the burnt tinsel on the midrange dome and broken tinsel on the tweeter. I do appreciate the information on a possible replacement and I may

sandra wells <smw30@...> wrote: Hi Sandra glad to see another Washingtonian here-I'm on the "Wet"side in Monroe. I too fell in love with the DQ10 at Magnolia on Rooseveldt. I just

Hi Cubdog, the 3 pair that I owned weren't simultaneously. They were over a period of perhaps 10 years. I bought all 3 pair in the Seattle area. I now live in Spokane, Wa. and have seen them only once

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OK for an intro all I know is the DQ10 and have been a long time member of both AudioAsylum and AudioKarma so if you have spent time there you have seen "Fatboy" I sent this off to Cubdog and then

Cubdog, I'm sure we have been on the same posts on AK, When I got my 10's about three years back I had the same prob with my domed mid. I substituted a Vifa 3" dome mid-off the top of my head I

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Welcome to the group, Sandra! I've seen mentions of the DQ-20s in the past, but am unfamiliar with the design. Could you perhaps tell more about your speakers and system? I must admit that I'm quite

As I mentioned in my introductory post, I'm the new owner of a pair of DQ-10s. However, the 2" midrange dome and 3/4" dome tweeter on mine are bad. For the midrange, the tinsel wire has been burnt