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rossferguson

Audiophyte
Anyone heard of this speaker manufacturer Theater Research (models usually start with the letters TR)? And if so what is your take on it?

Thanks,
Ferg
 
Seth=L

Seth=L

Audioholic Overlord
Knock-off speakers. Typically sold out of a van or suv by shady salesmen with a story along the lines of "These are high end speakers and we have extra units we need to sell or our boss will be angry, so we will give you an amazing deal". They might show you a catalog with MSRPs of $2000 or more and tell you they can sell them to you for $200-$300. They also show up on Pawn/hock shops and on Ebay (ebay is a front, typically the people that list them are the ones that bid them out).

Theater Research is one of the safer of the scam speakers as they typically don't pose any harm to your existing equipment. But some other scam speakers companies sell speakers that can potentially damage your equipment.

I would advise you to stay far far away from these speaker systems. Christmas season brings these scammers out of the woodwork like no other, report them if you can.
 
Adam

Adam

Audioholic Jedi
Hey, no judging me based only on that photo! I was having a bad hair day.
 
AcuDefTechGuy

AcuDefTechGuy

Audioholic Jedi
Anyone heard of this speaker manufacturer Theater Research (models usually start with the letters TR)? And if so what is your take on it?

Thanks,
Ferg
My father-in-law actually bought a pair. Looked pretty good. Even bi-wire speaker posts. Hooked it up. Sounded like crap.
 
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