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I just read the "rules" : 7) You are allowed to post in english in every thread - we're glad about every posting from outside germany - fine ! Do not worry, I will not be present at every thread

Klaus, You gave me the best and the shortest explanation i had ever read about how to damping speaker cabinet but this is for DIY job. Factory state is what I am looking for and yes : "A picture tells more than thousand words" Regards, Goran

Thank you for welcoming ! Hope i am not the fist member from outside Germany Regards, Goran

Ups... ...there is some misunderstanding here, sorry. I know what "private forum" means, and now there is a post where i did introduce myself. Goran

Hello everybody ! My name is Goran, I am from ex Yugoslavia, 35 years old, love good music and good hi fi equipment, as all of you here... Main reason why am I here is Saba 1300 professional speakers. Am I fan of Saba ? Not yet ...we will see.

Thank you Klaus, Yes, just as I thought... who knows what the previous owner did it with synthetic wool...use it for pillows maybe ? :mauer: Anyway, i will use some damping material, but still want to see how does it look in the original state, which means original sound (picture please), don't like to much experiment. P.S. This is obviously private forum ... too many private questions

Hello, This is my first post here, i don't speak German, so i will try on English . Few months ago i bought Saba 1300 speakers and connected them with Tandberg TR2060 receiver. How does it play ? Well, sound is detailed, crystal clear, vocals are great, but the bass is very boomy. I opened speakers, and didn't found any damping material inside !!!? :oah: I can see there is many owners of these speakers here, so can somebody tell me is this for all Saba 1300 speakers or something must be inside, …