The Janszen Valentina Electrostatic nuance and clarity plus bass and punch Controlled dispersion; no back wave -- like being there Passive and active versions Starting at $9250/pair Stand-mounts, too Our stand mount …
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Janszen Associates- Keller Williams Excel Realty pays an average hourly rate of $186 and hourly wages range from a low of $165 to a high of $210. Individual pay rates will, of course, vary depending on the job, department, location, as well as the individual skills and education of each employee. Avg. Base Salary (USD) $186/hour
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Jan 23, 2007 . Janszen's Quick Comment; For a concise, readable summary of iTulip concepts developed over the past 16 years and a vision of a challenging next decade and how to navigate it, read Eric Janszen's book "Post Catastrophe Economy". ... How much house should you finance? Follow the 20/28/36 rule.
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Potential drawbacks that Janszens don't have Over the last 35 years or so, a number of other electrostatic speaker companies have put products into production. All demonstrate one and generally at least a few of the drawbacks that Janszen speakers do not have. Here's the list, complete to the best of our knowledge: dip
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Janszen zA2.1 Loudspeaker. REVIEW. by Robert E. Greene. Dec 19th, 2013. A. A. A. I suppose everyone has the dream. After a long day at an audio show, somewhere down that last corridor, suddenly there is a speaker that transcends all that went before, that gives the audio analog of how Sibelius described the inspiration for his Fifth Symphony ...
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How Much Have You Seen? How much of Matthew Janszen's work have you seen? Photos. 2 videos » Known For. Aquaman: King of Atlantis Composer (2021) Fatal Affair Composer (2020) Archibald's Next Big Thing Composer …
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Oct 29, 2006 . The Janszen's go on a shelf through the back of the top of the Model One's. They are replacing the Model Five's (sitting atop the stack -- they sounded like crap, 4 x 5" drivers). Under the Five's are L & R Yamaha subs, 2 x 8" speakers, adjustable cut off 80-180 Hz, volume control & 100 W amplifier (doesn't sound like much, but kicks @ss!).
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Dec 11, 2015 . Janszen zA1.1 Loudspeaker. Retail: $4995 (airLayer option adds $395) Janszen Loudspeaker Ltd. www.Janszenloudspeaker.com
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Arthur Janszen founded Janszen in the mid 1950s and I don’t know much about him other than to relay what my former partner and founder of Infinity, Arnie Nudell, told me. That Art was a physicist (as was Arnie) that had to stoop to the level of engineer to get his work done.
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Jan 04, 2022 . JoAnn Janszen (nee Dunhoft), 80 years old, passed peacefully surrounded by her family on Sunday, January 2, 2022 at Bayley Place, following a six year battle with Alzheimer’s disease. Born May 11, 1941 in Cincinnati, Ohio, she was a daughter of the late Frank and Lillian (Kresser) Dunhoft.
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According to Janszen the zA2.1’ s low frequencies can extend down to 30 Hz, but for maximum enjoyment, especially if you favour playback at higher SPLs, I recommend using a subwoofer. When I first switched from the dynamic driver AV123 X-Statik loudspeakers to the zA2.1 I was immediately struck by how much more lifelike vocalists sounded.
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May 03, 2013 . Janszen electrostatic speakers, the new ones from the son, not the old ones. Anybody hear them before? A local store now carries them, they looks cool...
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Karen Janszen, Writer: Mars. Oscars Best Picture Winners Best Picture Winners Emmys Women's History Month STARmeter Awards San Diego Comic-Con New York Comic-Con Sundance Film Festival Toronto Int'l Film Festival Awards …
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Janine Jansen‘s source of wealth comes from being a violinist. How much money is Janine Jansen worth at the age of 44 and what’s her real net worth now? As of 2022, Janine Jansen’s net worth is $100,000 - $1M. DETAILS BELOW Janine Jansen (born January 7, 1978) is famous for being violinist. She currently resides in Netherlands.
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Aug 26, 2016 . The Janszen Valentina Active (starting at $10,995 and formerly known as the zA2.1A-HP). It’s a hybrid electrostatic-dynamic design which draws on the rich heritage invoked by the Janszen name, and not in some tacky, derivative way – see power tools “made by” Kawasaki, cars from Suzuki (aka rebranded Daewoo), and the Hasselblad HV camera …
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Jun 27, 1989 . " Janszen began to ask, in an April 4, 1988, conversation." "Don't talk to me like that on the phone, I hate that," Bertolini replied. "All right, how much did he owe you, owe them?"
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That speaker? The Janszen Valentina Active (starting at $10,995 and formerly known as the zA2.1A-HP).
It’s a hybrid electrostatic-dynamic design which draws on the rich heritage invoked by the Janszen name, and not in some tacky, derivative way – see power tools “made by” Kawasaki, cars from Suzuki (aka rebranded Daewoo), and the Hasselblad HV camera (rebadged Sony) for examples of that type of thing. No, Janszen is the real deal.
These Janszens sounded far better than they had any right to considering the lack of care that went into setup. I could have simply left them as-is for the remainder of my listening and they would have earned a very positive review.
The Janszen Valentina Active (starting at $10,995 and formerly known as the zA2.1A-HP).
All modern Janszen Audio products extend the technology of David Janszen's father, Arthur A. Janszen, inventor of the first practical electrostatic transducer in the early 1950's. For the last 15 years, David has been at the helm, developing new designs and making them available to discerning music lovers worldwide.
It's a tall order, but Janszen, being the company that invented and brought to market the first practical electrostatics in the 1950's, has a leg up on all that. Our compact, closed-back (non-dipole) designs disprove every criticism of electrostatics we've ever heard.
"I must say I was extremely impressed with the Janszens; powered by two Parasound A1 mono blocks, they were lightning quick, fluid, and displayed a cohesiveness typically only found full range drivers (the Janszens are two-way).
Although relatively modest in stature (I'm estimating 3' tall) the Janszens projected an image that more than filled his 17x20 room. Upright bass (my personal 'litmus test' so to speak) sounded magnificent and dead on the money ."