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what about the Infinity Reference Standard IRS.
In Pasadena Cal. I was able to spend a 4hr session with these and the mids and highs were connected to mac amps and mac preamp. Were over the top to say the least It was over $125 k for a set of right and left speakers, in the 4 cabinets. They were diamond black piano lacquer and had special mods above the base units shown here. The speakers weighed in about over 1200lbs each and included a 220 volt 2000 watt amp per speaker in the bass units. You use your own amp in Tri amp . biwiring to connect to the mids and highs. These specs are per channel right side pair or a single left side pair. Introduced: IRS: 1980 Introduced: IRS V: 1988 Dimensions: Bass Tower: 228 x 52 x 73 cm Dimensions: Mid/High Tower: 228 x 119 x 43 cm Wight: Bass Tower: 681 kg (system) THAT is over 1400 lbs per side! Bass: 6 x 30 cm Mids: 12 x EMIM Highs: 36 x EMIT (12 on the back) Suggested for amplifiers with: 100-300 Watts per Mid/High channel (bass towers have their own 2000 Watts amplifier) Frequency range: 15 Hz - 45 kHz |
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No one's trying to rain on Wilson's parade. But the Apogees definitely belong on the list of best speakers ever made. Why they are no longer made has a lot more to do with people not wanting to devote room to them and what the company that bought the company did with the technology than anything else. |
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