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I love horns, but there's no way to hide 'em. So what if you just make them look like modern art? I like this solution:
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I like all the speakers on this page but my vote has to go to Patrick for the sci-fi part of this.
ok ok ok. i gotta end it here.
the electronluv speakers:
http://www.electronluv.com/html/speakers/speakers.php
the electronluv speakers:
http://www.electronluv.com/html/speakers/speakers.php
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Cal Weldon said:
I'll go with Cal, Patrick's speaker looks not only sci-fi but actually have a lot of aesthetic appeal. Now the question is: how do you build a pair, specifically the larger upper horn?
Very nice indeed!
Best Regards,
TerryO
TerryO said:
I believe that was not a DIY product, but a very expensive offering from Jadis some years ago. Looks like a very large casting to me...
lousymusician said:
http://www.exoticaudio.org/PAGE31.html
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"JADIS HORN SPEAKERS. JADIS AMPS. LET me say that these speakers did not do so well when they came out, probably cause of the cost vs performance ratio, but just look at them. Beautiful.
Like some women, some are very beautiful , and that's all they have to be....."
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