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For under $400/pair IMO these speakers are hard to beat if one is looking for a floorstander so at $279/pr that is a killer deal. At that price, nothing can touch them!

I would hope so b/c the Infinity P363 is a decent speaker but much better can be had for only a little more $$$. That being said, much worse could be had for more money too :eek:

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The manufacturer updated their specs and I updated the article accordingly.

The Titus 8T have incredible bass output. The other subs is to smooth out the bass for multi seats. I managed to run my processor with NO sub and just set the 8T's to large. The bass is incredible at any seat but I did manage to run my 2 additional subs out of the main l/r outputs and now...

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Your as sick as me since I've actually been thinking of doing just that. My wife thinks I' borderline certifiable. ;)

Agreed. For the past 2 weeks, I've been wrestling with trying to get these speakers to perform ideally for 2CH and Multi Channel but there are compromises to be made. Because this speaker has such perfect integration for all its drivers, it sounds best running as a full range tower. However...

Yes there are talks about a possible EMP version down the road. If enough of our readers bug them, it may just happen and likely at 1/10th the cost of these babies.

I certainly won't disagree with you there. You can surely accomplish the same twisting together a bunch of CAT5 to the equivalent gauge, but Kimber has great name recognition and their products look great. The WBT's don't add any magic to the speaker other that providing a very solid connection...

Kimber product isn't cheap but its well built, measures very well and they make no snake oil claims about their stuff. It seems this thread is quickly declining to "why don't they use cheaper materials since the expensive stuff doesn't matter". If you're seriously considering this product, I...

Uh, you can biamp and triamp this speaker and use the bass modules as powered subs if you like.

If you heard how well integrated the drivers are in this system, you wouldn't worry about active crossovers. I've heard some great fully active systems but none matched what I'm hearing with these. I'm sure an active version of this speaker could be made (at a reduced cost no less given how...

yes if you guys can bullet point suggestions or anything you find wrong, it would be helpful. Thanks again!

huh? Kimber is mentioned all over the article. Please re-read.

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They probably sold out of the Beryllium drivers which is why they now use the Aluminum ones. The Aluminum drivers will have better bass output, especially the non phase plug version but they will give up some of the softness in sound you get from the Beryllium cone. Either way, at $210/pr...

The tubes are on the preamp side not the power amp. I'd imagine you could still get replacements from EMP for them though I'm curious about the new amp they will be releasing. In anything other than a small office, the VT-40.2 simply doesn't cut the mustard.

IT's the Scan Speak 9500 which until I heard the new Beryllium tweeter they make, was my favorite tweeter of all time. It's not a cheap upgrade and will cost you as much as you paid for the 41s. I did it b/c most of my reference speakers employ this tweet and I really love the openness of the...