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Hallo und seid mir alle gegrüßt.
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Hello and greetings to you all.
  
Habe echt ein Problem mit meinen Super schönen Dynaudios.Fange einfach mal an.Gekauft habe ich sie vor 8 Jahren als MSP 400 laut vorbesitzer(leider mitlerweile verstorben)Als ich mich dann mal letzten Monat mit der Materie auseinandergesetzt habe musste ich fest stellen laut Typenschild der original MSP 400 Stimmen alle Gehäuse Masse gar nicht .Optisch sieht sie genau so aus.76 x 40 x 46 HxBxT. Meine haben die maße von 93,5 x 40 x 36 .
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Have really a problem with my super nice Dynaudios. Start simply times. I bought them 8 years ago as MSP 400 according to the previous owner (unfortunately deceased in the meantime). When I then looked into the matter last month, I had to find out that according to the type plate of the original MSP 400, all the cabinet masses are not correct. Optically it looks exactly the same. 76 x 40 x 46 HxWxD. Mine have the dimensions of 93,5 x 40 x 36 .
Bestückung der Chassis genau das selbe T= 30W54, M= 54 mm, H= 21 mm.Zwei Vario Vents oder wie die heissen hinten im oberen Teil angebracht. Wie die Schraubterminals aus Messing....nie irgendwo gesehen... Kann mir jemand von euch sagen was ich da für Dinger habe.Kann auch gerne Fotos auf Wunsch hochladen.Bin am verzweifeln.Eigenbau ist auszuschliessen oder es muss ein Genie gewesen sein.Weiche auch original Dynaudio.Die nachfrage bei Dynaudio direkt hat nichts ergeben.Sie vermuten selber das es sich evtl. um Prototypen handeln könnte.Die nie in Serie produziert worden sind. Sie wurden an Mitarbeiter verkauft...ob ich das alles glauben soll ?????
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The drivers are exactly the same: T= 30W54, M= 54 mm, H= 21 mm. Two Vario Vents or whatever they are called are mounted in the upper part. Like the screw terminals made of brass.... never seen them anywhere... Can any of you tell me what kind of things I have there. Can also upload photos if desired. Am getting desperate. Home made is out of the question, or it must have been a genius. Crossover also original Dynaudio.  
Vielleicht weis jemand hier bescheid.
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The inquiry with Dynaudio directly resulted in nothing. They suspect themselves, that they could be prototypes, which were never produced in series. They were sold to employees...whether I should believe all this ?????.
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Maybe someone here knows.
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https://hi-fi-schmiede-mk.business.site/
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:: The prototype approach might not be that unlikely, unless there were different versions of the 400 (MkI, MkII). Terminals like to be swapped for higher quality ones, but if it's the ones in the picture/link, that doesn't fit either, but more likely prototype.
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:: If they sound good, the whole thing is rather academic, isn't it? VG, --[[User:Analoghatwas|Analoghatwas]] ([[User Discussion:Analoghatwas|Discussion]]) 09:43, 18 Jul 2020 (CEST)

Latest revision as of 09:31, 18 July 2020

Hello and greetings to you all.

Have really a problem with my super nice Dynaudios. Start simply times. I bought them 8 years ago as MSP 400 according to the previous owner (unfortunately deceased in the meantime). When I then looked into the matter last month, I had to find out that according to the type plate of the original MSP 400, all the cabinet masses are not correct. Optically it looks exactly the same. 76 x 40 x 46 HxWxD. Mine have the dimensions of 93,5 x 40 x 36 . The drivers are exactly the same: T= 30W54, M= 54 mm, H= 21 mm. Two Vario Vents or whatever they are called are mounted in the upper part. Like the screw terminals made of brass.... never seen them anywhere... Can any of you tell me what kind of things I have there. Can also upload photos if desired. Am getting desperate. Home made is out of the question, or it must have been a genius. Crossover also original Dynaudio.

The inquiry with Dynaudio directly resulted in nothing. They suspect themselves, that they could be prototypes, which were never produced in series. They were sold to employees...whether I should believe all this ?????. Maybe someone here knows.

https://hi-fi-schmiede-mk.business.site/

The prototype approach might not be that unlikely, unless there were different versions of the 400 (MkI, MkII). Terminals like to be swapped for higher quality ones, but if it's the ones in the picture/link, that doesn't fit either, but more likely prototype.
If they sound good, the whole thing is rather academic, isn't it? VG, --Analoghatwas (Discussion) 09:43, 18 Jul 2020 (CEST)