Anyone rocking the perfect loudspeaker?
- Thread starter morris
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very interesting design. I dunno if that's good or bad 
Is there an acoustic purpose to the shape? 
very interesting design. I dunno if that's good or bad
Is there an acoustic purpose to the shape?
For $100,000 USD they better be all of that
There is an A/V store south of Cleveland that sells B&W. I stopped in years back, they had some on display, was easily the most artistic high-end speakers I had ever saw. Sound was just 
, had me thinking about my struggle system I had at the time 
I still want to hear a pair of Martin-Logan electrostatic speakers.
, had me thinking about my struggle system I had at the time I still want to hear a pair of Martin-Logan electrostatic speakers.
The Jewnited States
Superstar
Rocking these as my mains in my 5.1 setup
Klipsch kg 5.5
They are very well made and sound fukking GREAT. 20+ years old and still blow a lot of the new stuff out the water
Got some jamo 426s as my rears
And a 15 inch sonance sub that literally shakes the walls in my house if I turn it up past half way
Put it all together on a budget too. All Craigslist buys pretty much
Klipsch kg 5.5
They are very well made and sound fukking GREAT. 20+ years old and still blow a lot of the new stuff out the water
Got some jamo 426s as my rears
And a 15 inch sonance sub that literally shakes the walls in my house if I turn it up past half way
Put it all together on a budget too. All Craigslist buys pretty much
Unsure if these are Bluetooth but anyone messing with these?
B&W Nautilus
Did Bettlejuice design these?
Rocking these as my mains in my 5.1 setup
Klipsch kg 5.5
They are very well made and sound fukking GREAT. 20+ years old and still blow a lot of the new stuff out the water
Got some jamo 426s as my rears
And a 15 inch sonance sub that literally shakes the walls in my house if I turn it up past half way
Put it all together on a budget too. All Craigslist buys pretty much
Props on having the older equipment that still sounds great. A lot of the speakers companies that made great sounding speakers 15-20yrs ago aren't doing the same now. Some of them got bought out and consolidated, materials farmed out, and quality not the same.
Jimmy Two-Times™
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You do know that Hi-Fi speakers haven't been technologically advanced since the mid-70s. The receiver is the thing that you should focus your money on before buying the speakers. You can get high-end speakers from the 80s or 90s for the fraction of the price and they'll sound sonically the same since there is only one standard way to make modern speakers. If the old speakers look outdated take them to a furniture store to get the wood refurbished. You would save yourself a fortune and spend less time on believing marketing.
Unsure if these are Bluetooth but anyone messing with these?
B&W Nautilus
You do know that Hi-Fi speakers haven't been technologically advanced since the mid-70s. The receiver is the thing that you should focus your money on before buying the speakers. You can get high-end speakers from the 80s or 90s for the fraction of the price and they'll sound sonically the same since there is only one standard way to make modern speakers. If the old speakers look outdated take them to a furniture store to get the wood refurbished. You would save yourself a fortune and spend less time on believing marketing.
