This was a good day!

wicked1340

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Well it actually happened a couple of weeks ago but, great nonetheless.
 

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Klipsch cornwalls, Infinity overtures and martin logans - well, that's an eclectic bunch if there ever was one.
Cool.
Srinath.
 
Klipsch cornwalls, Infinity overtures and martin logans - well, that's an eclectic bunch if there ever was one.
Cool.
Srinath.
I don't have any overtures, do have a pair of rs-5's and RS-a's, The big black monoliths are Mirage M5si's. What I've tried to do was collect all a good example of each type of speaker ideology. Still think my cornwalls are king of the hill, so much detail, and sound stage is just plain spooky.
 
Lots of speakers from that series/vintage of infinity look the same. OVTR2 and 3 have a built in amp for bass. Turn it past 4 and you'd be drowned in bass unless you're in a open auditorium with a lot more area behind the speakers than in front.
Anyway, some of em 2000 series had the same drivers, as did many others. No worries rs-5 may have been one of those.
Cool.
Srinath.
 
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