Modern Versions Of Retro Speakers : John's Favourites

[@johnwilliams2877]

Another great presentation John. Well done. Those Klipsch look enormous.

[@Peter-Tyson]

They are so much fun! - John

[@baronofgreymatter14]

I have the cornwall IV. Amazingly good speakers. They can play loud but they can play soft for late nite listening without losing any quality....such a good speaker.

[@helifynoe9930]

I recently played " Crystal Ball Carolin No Topic " through both my TV and my stereo system. The bass blew out my TV speakers. They are shot. WOW it was incredible. The bass was fantastic. Fortunately my stereo speakers survived. I built them myself back in 1978. They each contain one 15" woofer, two mid-range dome drivers, and four dome tweeters, plus each having a Aperion Audio MKII Planar-Ribbon Super Tweeter on top. The entire room shook. WOW !

[@skeezer180]

The wharfdale lintons look the best at low volume I use my rel t5i great sound

[@pickyaudiophile]

Well done. It' obvious the double the price Leak Sw' 250s stand above the Wharfedale Lintons. On top of both there's that Dovedale by Wharfedale. But we have a new 2-way Leak Sw' 150, too, for roughly the same price as the Wharfedale Super Dentons. At Bristol Show Mr Comeau said that Super Denton's 3-way design is a plus over that 2-way from the earlier Denton 85s. - You see my point, it's sometimes not easy to follow that (assumed) coherence within their mid tier releases.

[@carmelovillena6174]

Wow thar macky us huge can i have that?

[@Peter-Tyson]

Of course you can can. I'd just need £9,995 for postage and packing 😁 - John