Has anybody ever heard a pair of these...

Just curious .

http://cgi.audiogon.com/cgi-bin/cl.pl?spkrfull&1080090398



VERY Flash Gordon .

 

I reckon he should have them set up a touch further apart... ;-)

-- Ian

 

Perhaps it's a very small room .

I wonder if they sound better than Ruark Broadswords...

Cheers

 

Or at the very leat toed out a little....

 

Okay my turn! I think he should try plugging them in to get the full potential of them!

 

Its a good thing that fire isnt lit!! He'll be melting his banana plugs if he isnt careful.

 

Maybe it's time for a "Black Ash" revival...

 

2 minutes per side for perfect lamb chops??

 

sorry but i think they look great. if they are anything like the standmount silver sigs they should sound pretty special too. if i had the money......
cheers


julian

 

woooooooooooow I havent seen those in a long time. We had a set of those out when i just started but they had to be sent back to b&w because people kept poking in the tweeter no matter what signs were placed on them.

And yes they sound and look very special, you need to see them in real life to really appreciate them.

 

Tell me about it, Julian .

But has anybody actually heard a pair, or the standmount version for that matter ?

I understand that the standmounts have a seperately boxed cross-over network. Judging by the linked advert, it would appear that floorstanding version keeps the cross-over internal .

Just a shame that the beautiful laquer doesn't extend to the inside where, judging by the photos, it's exposed MDF .

I WANT A PAIR !!!!!!

 

Surely, that's the internal wadding you can see, not MDF.

Cheers

 

Timpy, as far as I know, B&W have always used charcoal/black wadding in their speakers.

I know my CDM7's have exposed MDF on the inside [viewable through the ports]. I'm just a bit surprised that their [older] Signature model would have this as well.