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    Hi!
    I finally managed - after 2 years - to get the "real" cabs for my 604E, the 612. It?s very big, but it has to be! After all i learned that . . . forums


    The cabs are about 30 years old, in very good shape but fitted with that dangerous glass-fiber-wool (i don?t know how you call that).
    Now i ripped it off and am looking for "the real" damping material - i thougt about "acoustic-foam".

    Secondly i?m fixing my XEQ2 active crossover for bi-amping the 604E with either two AudioResearch D76A or two switching amps which i?m very, very pleased with.

    Did anybody try active crossovers with a 604E?
    And has anybody experiences with such a speaker in combination with switching amps?

    Sorry - maybe i asked the activity-question before, but i had no time to go down on it untill now. And i messed arround with some cabs which didn?t work well (i hoped it would do less huge . . )

    I?ve tried some MsteringLabs-crossovers which i borrowed from a friend - does somebody know about the Iconic 604E crossover and is it comparable to the ML one?

    I wrote some (4) e-mails to Todd at Iconic but didn?t get any answer.


    Well, that was a long one . . forums

    best from Germany, Klaus

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    sorry - i was a bit confused: it?s not 612, it?s 820 i think . . . forums
    It?s about 258L netvol. But with ONE very big horizontal opening.

    regards, Klaus

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