TDL Electronics Owners Thread
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Yvan_donald
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Hi,it will be surprising 1/4" ,my woofer kef b-138 kef ,who is pretty heavy used 10/32
Studio One
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Thank You
Chops54
Active Member
Apologies for the late reply but work comes first I’m afraid.
Ok, I removed a bolt from the midrange unit. It comes in at .19 inches diameter and has 24 threads on its 3/4 inch length so I’d say it’s 10-32 unf. It will take an M5 nut but an m5 bolt is to tight into the captive fitting.
Ok, I removed a bolt from the midrange unit. It comes in at .19 inches diameter and has 24 threads on its 3/4 inch length so I’d say it’s 10-32 unf. It will take an M5 nut but an m5 bolt is to tight into the captive fitting.
Studio One
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Thank you for taking the time to check for me i will order some 10-32 unf x 3/4" today
Studio One
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I just hope ive made the right choice on replacement drivers, I got a lot of mixed advice so my ears can decide that one
Sloper1940
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Goodaye all
l have a number of pairs of TDL speakers and they get daily use.
2 pair of studio compacts, in the garage where l spend a bit of time.
1 pair RTL3's spare at the moment.
1 pair of near field monitors, bedroom speakers
1 pair of Nulcea's 2 bookshelfs, rears for surround sound.
The best sounding l think are the Studio Compacts, trying to find another pair but are rare in Australia.
All apart from the Compact's have been recapped.
And l am keeping a eye out for more and chasing a spare tweeter for the RTL's
l think they are a underated speaker here in Australia.
regards Bruce
l have a number of pairs of TDL speakers and they get daily use.
2 pair of studio compacts, in the garage where l spend a bit of time.
1 pair RTL3's spare at the moment.
1 pair of near field monitors, bedroom speakers
1 pair of Nulcea's 2 bookshelfs, rears for surround sound.
The best sounding l think are the Studio Compacts, trying to find another pair but are rare in Australia.
All apart from the Compact's have been recapped.
And l am keeping a eye out for more and chasing a spare tweeter for the RTL's
l think they are a underated speaker here in Australia.
regards Bruce
Hi. I am Frits from The Netherlands. Just found this thread. I am stereo addicted since the 70's. Bought my Marantz 3200+140 in that period. And I was always fascinated by the exploded view drawing from IMF. Had a lot of different speakers: Celestion, B&W, Tannoy and different Dutch Hepta's. Some time ago I bought a mint pair of completely refurbished IMF ALS 40 MKII. Not a real TL but they sounded very very nice.
Then I found out that TDL was the successor of IMF. I found the TDL 0.5 including stands also in good condition but with a Seas tweeter replacement. But they where no match for the ALS. Although listening to the little ones for a longer time was a pleasant experience still. I sold them and the ALS after I found the TDL Studio 2. Finally a real TL! The older ones with the aluminum strip around the baffle.
They sound great in my man cave and I am very happy with them.
Then I found out that TDL was the successor of IMF. I found the TDL 0.5 including stands also in good condition but with a Seas tweeter replacement. But they where no match for the ALS. Although listening to the little ones for a longer time was a pleasant experience still. I sold them and the ALS after I found the TDL Studio 2. Finally a real TL! The older ones with the aluminum strip around the baffle.
They sound great in my man cave and I am very happy with them.
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IMF_Pioneer
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That's because they had a rather poor line up of dealers and by then there were many more cheaper choices available here in Australia and we all know how tight Aussies are in buying sound gear.
