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[Chane M&C]

Additional models are prototyping now. They use a fairly rapid production system and should see light of day late spring. We'll show them as they clear...

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There is an understandable, negative conventional wisdom about horns, one that assumes similar types of devices and similar design flaws. Both have a...

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I'm looking forward to getting into that but for now I'll say that they'll roll out with some deliberate attention to value. We want them to be compelling...

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How's this for a bad answer: Yes and no. What I mean is that any horn will limit axial acoustical power just by way of its geometry. That said, any...

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The larger, horn-topped 753 prefers a longer focal point and will deliver somewhat less treble energy off axis to the rest of the room. It likes the...

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I'd take the L7 for your living room, 1st. ;o)...

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No, they'll appear for sale and vend until depleted. At these prices deals and reservations are not possible. They'll be announced for sale first in...

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All Ls come in simulated walnut finish to start. We expect to see demand for black and we'll add it as we reorder.

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The 700s are generally approximately a notch larger than the Ls, which translates into higher sensitivity. However they're not industrial prosound-loud,...

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That's a good question. As of now apparently vBulletin Cloud does not support it although it's said that its native mobile responsive theme is quite...

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No list; at these prices we're first-come, first served....

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The L3c is 510 x 235 x 325 mm, or 20 x 9.25 x 12.8 in.

The L6 is 750 x 235 x 330 mm, or 29.53 x 9.25 x 13 in....

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The L6 is a long speaker. It also uses a slightly asymmetrical driver layout, meaning that as a horizontal center there is one ideal orientation. It...