That's interesting, thanks for your info. I ahve already contacted him (Dillon) but he doesn't have a pair. Anyhow, if anyone comes across of a pair of those drivers, please contact me. Thanks!

I could agree with Mr. Andy as from what I have seen from his photos and on the internet while googling that "fluffy", fiber stuffing is the correct one for these speakers. It doesn't take as much of volume as the sponge, atleast, as it is not as dense. Also, as mentioned, the sponge is burned form the coil on the back of the mid-high

I have seen the speakers from Mr. Andy, on the pictures from the thread he linked few posts up. Here is the photo: http://forum.beoworld.org/cfs-filesystemfile.ashx/__key/CommunityServer.Components.PostAttachments/00.00.03.82.02/P8120007.JPG And the foam (actually sponge) has a heat burn from the coil on the circuit board, that is why I have a doubt

[quote user="Medogsfat"] A very familiar story where people replace these drivers with so called "better" units only to be disappointed with the results.[/quote] I bought the speakers like this, have't done anything to them. I just noticed they are woooowing tad more than necessary. And looking at some photos here I noticed the

and: I am very sad.... and to say I bought them over a friend is even more dissapointing... Anyone selling a pair of these?

one more:

SO, as it seems they were replaced. I am veeery dissapointed about it. These are the drivers that someone replaced: http://www.visaton.com/en/chassis_zubehoer/tiefton/ws20e_8.html

So, I am playing with the new setup and it sounds.. well, good. What bothers me is the kind of bass that they are producing. Had the same problem with the previous set-up, besides that there was distortion at higher volumes (weaker amp). Bass sounds wooowing, like longer then it should be. Say, I am playing Dire Straits and bass is same like with some

Hi everyone, wasn't here for some time now. Hope all of you are doing fine. I have bought a new amp for my 120.2 pairs. It's a NAD C372 and what I am wondering, out of your experience if this amp is ok for them, concerning the power output. On the speaker set it says 120W continuous load and 200W music load. Now, the Nad has 2X150W @ 8ohm continuous

Thanks Mr Andy, I found it priceless, great job!