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Old 09-21-2009, 07:45 PM
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I'll say that from what I have heard the PMC OB1i's are going to be really hard to beat in this price range.

At $7499 retail you'll have plenty of coin left over for good cables and maybe even a few room treatments.

PS I would also cast a vote for K-Horns except that so few people have the right room for them. I wish that I did.
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Old 09-23-2009, 08:48 AM
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Old 09-24-2009, 01:02 PM
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I prefer an ESL, hence my pick for the Martin Logan Spire as Audio1 noted above if one has the ability to place them correctly. The DynAudio C1 was for a bit my first choice until I heard the Spire.

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Old 09-24-2009, 01:46 PM
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Aerial Acoustics...
Lots of models to choose from.

+1 on the Revel Performa Line.

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Old 09-24-2009, 02:28 PM
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Gordon I used to own C1's and loved them, but once I went to the Summit X's I never looked back.
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PS I would also cast a vote for K-Horns except that so few people have the right room for them. I wish that I did.
Perfect candidate for the 60th Anniversay editions. Yes, over $10k but they do not require corners since they have their own "false walls" built onto the back of them.
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I just purchased a pair of ProAcs D38R for just under 10K Cdn...I am getting them next week...
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Perfect candidate for the 60th Anniversay editions. Yes, over $10k but they do not require corners since they have their own "false walls" built onto the back of them.
FWIW, I think the finished backs are to allow some toe in while having cleaner cosmetics. Klipschorns require a wall extension of about 4 feet from the corner for the wall to properly act as the final flare of the bass horn. Obviously, the finished backs do not accomplish this. If this wasn't the case, I suspect PWK would have finished the backs a long time ago.
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Old 09-25-2009, 12:44 PM
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Gordon I used to own C1's and loved them, but once I went to the Summit X's I never looked back.
The X was in the pipeline when I purchased the Spire. Moved up from the Vantage. Had the X been an available product at the time, I may have stepped it up a bit.

I imagine the X has a fuller bottom due to the extra woofers and an additional adjustment which I find somewhat lacking in the Spire. If I'd get off my rear end and buy the subs, all would be well. I hope! Too many other things going on right now to jump into that.

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