[Paul Graham]

If we're dipping into home theatre here quickly I'll throw mine into the mix.....

 

[digitalmind]

 

 
 
 
Besides a different house, it's been more or less the been the same for years. 

 

[spookygonk]

 
 

 
 
 
Besides a different house, it's been more or less the been the same for years. 

* gasp *
 
(looks round room) I really gotta clear my junk out and decorate.

 

[digitalmind]

 
* gasp *
 
(looks round room) I really gotta clear my junk out and decorate.

 
Full, messy rooms do tend to sound better.

 

[SP Wild]

 
 

 
 
 
Besides a different house, it's been more or less the been the same for years. 

 
What are those behemoths?
 
Hey, how does one do that spoiler alert thing with quotes? 

 

[digitalmind]

Tannoy Berkeley's. I find that once you get used to larger speakers, it's impossible to move back to smaller ones. These make a very enjoyable sound in the entire room.

 

[dsound]

  Besides a different house, it's been more or less the been the same for years. 

Beautiful setup.  I love the 60's modern-aesthetic.  I've followed some Tannoy auctions in the past online but they have always been too pricey for me.

 

[SP Wild]

If I had the money to pursue top end speakers I would be investigating the current production retro designs.  Tannoy dual concentrics, JBL Everest, and Klipsch Heritage.  I have identifies big midwoofers as the drivers that can deliver the goods I desire.  A simple experiment with maximum warmth eq settings on various speaker sizes reveals to me a glistening, sparkling lower mid on big woofers that small woofers cannot seem to attain.  The sub could be small...but not the midwoofer...for medium field.

 

[billybob_jcv]

After hearing the Klipsch La Scala when I was 14 years old, owning those speakers was the goal I wanted to someday achieve. It's been 40 years since that day, and I have no doubt it would be impossible for the La Scala to live up to my memory. But I still hang on to the dream...

 

[SP Wild]

40 years and still going with the same formula for the La Scala's....will the current zillion buck speakers model be around in 10 years time with their cutting edge 'break throughs?
 
Of course not. 

 

[N0sferatu]

as I posted, if you guys want good sound on a budget use the speakers I have.  It's still a healthy budget but check out the following...
 
I use PSB's for my living room.  Specifically the Image line they just discontinued.  
http://www.psbspeakers.com/
 
I use Aperion Audio for my theater room.  I use all their top of the line equipment.  Grand Verus.
These speakers are loud, full range, and do not distort.  Plus they're a beauty to look at.  I posted them a few pages back in this thread.
http://www.aperionaudio.com/

 

[billybob_jcv]

Of course, in that dream, I was also married to Farrah Fawcett, and she loved the size of my speakers...

 

[Quinto]

   
 
 
Besides a different house, it's been more or less the been the same for years. 

Very nice looking room and gear, bet it sounds awesome..
 
like the bike as well

 

[Paul Graham]

Lol this is my old home theatre rig,
I've come a long way I think...

 

[Paul Graham]

This was the other day ......
Got really annoyed with the Aquos so sent it back.