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    Does anyone know where to find the spec sheets for the University 6303 Diffaxial 15 in speakers?

    I am getting ready to build red oak boxes based on the Stonehenge V dimensions. This is for a friend who is wondering if they need to be that big. If the frequency response isn't there, then I can downsize the boxes.

    They are asking why I am not using 604's and I pointed out the price difference.......... That stopped the conversation immediately.

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    Greets!

    No T/S specs, but from experience 8-10 ft^3 works well assuming you use some form of series resistance to tonally balance its wide band response, and of course you can fine tune its in-room response with stuffing density.

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    As has been stated elsewhere, the 604's "like" the bigger box - they just perform better. When you downsize it, they sound "restricted" to my ears...

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