Why Doesn't anybody remember Cerwin Vega?View attachment 256346
Welcome Aboard @The Guy who cares ! I removed a few of your duplicate posts.
Why Doesn't anybody remember Cerwin Vega?View attachment 256346
Those look nice. Never heard them, though. My system has a pair of these crossed at the 110Hz baffle step:If I get the size right it seems so,must have been rockin'..For a big room better than small 2-ways if you want some slam.
But nice bass is 4 of these![]()
Those are really uhm, pink.
I have these same speakers "SL-15" and the slightly smaller "SL-12" Both are excellent, beautiful looking, especially with the Grills On (Grill on are not as distracting when watching movies and the Grills also add to the speakers Lifespan). I added internal insulation to the SL Cabnets as there was none. I then plugged both bass ports in the rear as large 15" or 12" don't need ports as they created enough bass and ports creat a cancelation effect in very low frequencies. Anyway excellent speakers with inexpensive D.I.Y.Why Doesn't anybody remember Cerwin Vega?View attachment 256346
I have a pair of AT-15s that I found abandoned under an apartment building around 2006. The cabinets are a wee bit rough, but they are fine for my shop. I had the woofers refoamed shortly after I found them and then redid them myself a few years ago. I'm currently driving them with a Denon receiver, but will eventually change to the HK670 with DAC we discussed.
Hiold old name
speakers that look terrible and are usually owned by people who want to annoy the neighbours... several streets away
i just checked out their website and they seem to be the same tasteless "design language" and it looks like MAX VOLUME via excellent sensitivty over every other criteria
i mean $169 a pair speakers... they sound like the embodiment of what I would often call one of my favorite brands...
JBL = junk but loud
cerwin vega looks like they're truly embraced that ethos
But if you are able and willing also to do some small EQ adjustment, the CVs become something really special. You have to sit in one spot vertically and horizontally, too, for best results. And you have to tolerate a small hint of the horn. But when you hear what these adjusted CVs can do both with big loud moments (try the Water Lily Mahler Fifth) and with refined textures, too (Julie London singing pretty much anything), you may well be as impressed as I am.
High praise indeed.Cerwin-Vega also elicits this kind of prejudice. The measurements tell sometimes a different story one that begs for a review of a C-V speaker by ASR...
I did find some measurements from Soundstage (click HERE).. They aren't bad....
double "A"... unless this is a recent Chinese audio company I'm not acquainted with?The speaker of choice for Qualude dealers.