The Thiel CS3.7 is a fine speaker, but its looks can be off-putting. It did not have the WAF (wife acceptance factor) of my current CS6, so it never came home with me!The CS3.7 looks cool:
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The Thiel CS3.7 is a fine speaker, but its looks can be off-putting. It did not have the WAF (wife acceptance factor) of my current CS6, so it never came home with me!
And a vintage full tube powered one:
So "active" isn't anything new eh ? LOLAxis Valv-A-Tron (Huddersfield, UK)
Nope. The pros have been doing it for many years.So "active" isn't anything new eh ? LOL
The speakers are passive, the amp stack is next to the dj (who is also the designer and builder of the amps, the "soundsystem preamp" (that is a kind of primitive dj mixer and crossover in one) and the tube phone stage. All these pieces can also be bought from him (build on order).So "active" isn't anything new eh ? LOL
These holes for the front covers and visible screws for the speakers are a no go if you’re talking about the most beautiful speakers in the world.Gemme Audio Katana were beautiful speakers. Measured poorly though and sounded likewise.
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Yep, the Everest 67000s are awesome. Too bad they cost as much as my house.
I'm also in love with the Infinity IRS V Reference Standards which I never had a chance to hear.
Also the IRS Beta's which were much more affordable.
I used to go to Paul Heath (or Victors?) in Chicago back in the 70-80s to listen to the Beta's, incredibly detailed, at least for the time.
I'd pull up on my 1949 Harley Panhead chopper and the sales guy would go nuts about me being there. ROTFL.
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I see.These holes for the front covers and visible screws for the speakers are a no go if you’re talking about the most beautiful speakers in the world.
These are my model - Thiel CS6. I do have this same Morado finish.
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