7704A
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@the other John Browne once again doing the shoulder-devil's work. F70 vs F70G (Fryette OEM version). Fantastic and surprising video.
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Kelly
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They probably just mess with the doping at Fryette.
7704A
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I believe Steve has alluded to tweaking the doping for their model, but I'm not certain.
midnightlaundry
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Steve said in one of his videos that they are different and the G is slightly warmer..
They were way different in this video. The difference is possibly a slightly different mic position or brand new F70 vs broken in F70G..
I've had a pair of F70's for quite a while now. They are plenty broken in and sound like the G in this video.. They are worm and round and not scratchy at all..
They were way different in this video. The difference is possibly a slightly different mic position or brand new F70 vs broken in F70G..
I've had a pair of F70's for quite a while now. They are plenty broken in and sound like the G in this video.. They are worm and round and not scratchy at all..
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Kelly
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Same for me. Mine sound nothing like those in the video.
the other John Browne
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Thanks for sharing!
I will say this, I've had the F70 on the channel several times, both in 8 and 16 Ohm. The 16 Ohm one I had prior to this one had been broken in professionally. That one may have been a bit smoother but nowhere near the F70G.
I had my contacts at Fane confirm that the F70G is a different speaker. It's not just a different label.
I will say this, I've had the F70 on the channel several times, both in 8 and 16 Ohm. The 16 Ohm one I had prior to this one had been broken in professionally. That one may have been a bit smoother but nowhere near the F70G.
I had my contacts at Fane confirm that the F70G is a different speaker. It's not just a different label.