Fenestria

[joeinid]

Absolutely, plus it looks like you have to know what you are doing during assembly.

[jdandy]

Absolutely, plus it looks like you have to know what you are doing during assembly.

Joe.......Yes, it looks like a two person assembly would be necessary. At $52K you certainly wouldn't want to mess it up trying to assemble the speakers by yourself.

Available Finishes: Tiger Ebony, Rich Walnut, White Silk

Crossover Frequency: 3.8kHz & 380Hz

Dimensions: H 1700mm (66.9”) x W 370mm (14.6”) x D 623mm (24.5”) including binding posts

Drive Units:LF — 6.5” transverse-weave, carbon-fibre, multicellular-core piston driver
MF — 75mm rear-chambered, soft-dome driver isolated in nest mount
HF — 19.5mm, SONOMEX™ soft-dome, ferro-fluid-cooled driver with 36mm wide surround, neodymium magnet, micro custom chassis, silicone Aureole™ isolation mountEffective ATL™ Length:2 x 2.4m (7.9ft)

Frequency Response: 23Hz - 25kHz

Impedance: 4 Ohms

Input Connectors:Hex-Rhodium 4mm binding posts (3 pairs) accepting 4mm plugs, spades & bare wire

Sensitivity: 86dB @ 1W, 1m

Weight: 80kg (176 lbs) each, including plinth

[dznutz]

At $52K

Where did you get $52k? these retail for $65K in USD and $90K CAD

[jdandy]

dznutz.......I saw the price listed as £45,000 in an article from the Munich show. I used the Google currency converter which is now showing $58,000. Another quick search a few minutes ago of CEPro brought up an article that says the Fenestria is $65,000. You win.

[jdandy]

https://www.cepro.com/article/65000_...kers_reference

[joeinid]

PMC is one brand that I’m sorry for not demoing or even owning. I briefly heard a mid level model that was wonderful. Unfortunately never got the chance to follow up with them.

[Jack]

Joe

They have very limited presence in the US market.

[audio.bill]

PMC has an unusual marketing approach... Many years ago they were affiliated with Bryston and shared common US distribution, then they switched to a well established US distributor, but a couple of years ago they setup their own distribution branch in the US. I expected after taking over their US distribution that they would expand their dealership representation but it hasn't happened. It remains a brand with very limited distribution that has no dealers across large portions of the US. They seem to have very good success in other markets and are a well respected brand with unique transmission line technology, but I'd really like to see them gain more exposure and availability in the US market.

[joeinid]

Joe

They have very limited presence in the US market.

Maybe that’s why. They were difficult to find.