thoughts....

[Porsche]

on the looks of this speaker, this was one of the 1st speakers I designed in the signature line of our speakers, the top was originally a monitor, they played flat down to about 35 cycles, I built a bass module that is powered to extended it so they are a true full range

 

[treitz3]

Did you have to change any of the crossover components within the original speaker when you added the sub module?

Tom

 

[Mike]

So people can add the sub module later?

 

[Porsche]

Did you have to change any of the crossover components within the original speaker when you added the sub module?

Tom

nope, its a true monitor, just blend in the sub module with its amp

 

[Porsche]

So people can add the sub module later?

you are correct sir, this monitor in a small office or bedroom is all you need but once you get to larger rooms 300sq/ft an bigger that's where you appreciate the bass module

 

[W9TR]

You wanted thoughts on the looks of that speaker. I think it would be very challenging to fit that into the decor of any of our rooms, which range from soft modern to transitional. The materials themselves appear to be top notch and beautiful. But the combination of light natural woods and black accents with deep curves is a bit jarring to me.

Of course beauty is in the eye of the beholder and others may feel very differently.

 

[the professor]

I’ve always liked the concept of being able to add a complementary bass module designed as a complete system.

 

[Mikado463]

when I look at those speakers I think of the 'The Stones' @ Craigh na Dun (Outlander series). I expect to see Claire appear at any moment ............