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Originally Posted by Teddy Gee Just to keep the confusion level high 
I think if I recall from his orginal posts on the topic that James Charter Oak is a SA538B which is voiced to have a bit more forward upper mid-range (as you noted). I have the Charter Oak SA538 (no B) and it is very smooth with no hype in the presence area at all to my ear.
That being said I will still probably want to get a Perlman at some point myself but you might find the SA538 to work better for your voice (and it is also $100 cheaper)
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I don't believe that's right. James does not have the "B" model. And if you look at the Charter Oak website, the differerence appears to be an extension of the low end in the "B". B for Bass? Don't know..