BoredSysAdmin Audioholic Slumlord Aug 21, 2007 15,615 0 113 New Joisey Apr 29, 2018 #281 Yes, I know I'm grave digging but today I've stumbled or re-discovered GR-Research site yet again, and shock and awe - Carnegie Acoustics still sold and that same prices it seems. http://gr-research.com/completedspeakers.aspx Several good folks here have/had the Davanti bookshelf and could vouch for these to be best $400/pr of bookshelves http://gr-research.com/davanti.aspx
Yes, I know I'm grave digging but today I've stumbled or re-discovered GR-Research site yet again, and shock and awe - Carnegie Acoustics still sold and that same prices it seems. http://gr-research.com/completedspeakers.aspx Several good folks here have/had the Davanti bookshelf and could vouch for these to be best $400/pr of bookshelves http://gr-research.com/davanti.aspx
BoredSysAdmin Audioholic Slumlord Aug 21, 2007 15,615 0 113 New Joisey Apr 29, 2018 #282 Carnegie Acoustics Pedistale, I'm having a hard time finding any other speaker with 38hz at -3db, Piano finish and have a reference sound - The frequency response is within +/-2db from 45Hz to 20kHz. <- For a steal of $899/pr or 450 ea !!! Hot damn The closest one I could think would be new RBH R-55 towers. 37-25khz +/- 3db, but with 550 each or $675 each with Piano finish. RBH speakers are also a bit harder to power.
Carnegie Acoustics Pedistale, I'm having a hard time finding any other speaker with 38hz at -3db, Piano finish and have a reference sound - The frequency response is within +/-2db from 45Hz to 20kHz. <- For a steal of $899/pr or 450 ea !!! Hot damn The closest one I could think would be new RBH R-55 towers. 37-25khz +/- 3db, but with 550 each or $675 each with Piano finish. RBH speakers are also a bit harder to power.
