I personally vote against it. There are other websites that already cater to that product. I like the way AA has their manufactures lined up on the forum. Most of the companies are established or cutting edge. I don't remember Infinity being relevant for over 25 years.

You don't have to read it.

That's not the point. I don't want to have AA diluted with vintage products. There are already websites that cater to that crowd. And most of the vintage crowd thinks that gear built in the 60's and 70's is better than today. Which could not be further from the truth.

I understand your views but my 'vintage' speakers are driven by current electronics. I don't think the issue should be what those do not want to see, but what many members want to to see. What can help us.

BTW. There are many 'other' sites that have McIntosh or B&W forums...

Really, what is the issue?

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Not to worry, it's my call.

I'm just looking out for you're back, my brother.

Ivan,
Because of the low response, I would not suggest adding a site for Infinity products. Thanks for being open to the idea.
Craig

Keep the creative minds cooking! :ok:

As a bystander I see no adverse comments in regard to vintage mcintosh so why Infinity et al? Just sayin'

I have am the proud & original owner of Infinity RS1 & IIIb speakers. I have enjoyed them for the past 30 yrs. They have been placed in secondary & tertiary status after I was unfortunate enough to audition & purchase a pair of Genesis 2.2jr's. I only hope I live long enough to listen to these remarkable speakers another 30 yrs.