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Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Québec
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Is anyone here having info, specs, or experience with these speakers? I'm looking for a "small" pair of decent speakers for my living room, and I found a pair cheap on the net.
So, the big Tannoys could stay in my audio room in the workshop.. and I could build horn for them.. as long as the living room stays clean of big speakers.. p.s. do these compare to LS3/5A. I would have bought Reference 3A MM de Capo.. but the budget went on a Saab.. ;-)
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I've only ever seen pictures, and been inspired by the tweeter plugs... i understand they are very good.
Another small speaker worth considering is mFonken. They handily outdid the last set of LS3/5As we had thru here. dave
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Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Québec
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Hi Dave,
Finding decent small speakers is not that easy. So, I made a guess and bid on them at around $200 and won them on Ebay. As I told before, I would have liked something like the Reference 3A, or LS3, or Harbeth, but they are all over $1k and hard to find. And since I replaced my car, the budget has shrunk.. I'll keep you posted and let you know how I feel about them when they arrive. I need a small decent system in the house, allowing me to fiddle with my bigger toys in my audio room. Among projects.. these unused Isophon Reds are still waiting for a decent project. I equally found another identical pair, but with the black (or dark grey) magnets. I guess one should use them on an open baffle as a midrange? Thanks for your answer. Sylvain
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My guess would be OB based on other isophons i have measured. Based on magnet strength, the reds should have lower Q and might be suitable for something else. dave (for those who wonder what the * we are talking about, the red & grey isophons are a deluxe 7" FR... the picture attached shows the dif)
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