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In Reply to: Re: want to know about Spica TC-50s? posted by Robert P on March 30, 1999 at 09:22:52:
I have owned Spica tc-50's for many years. Their strong points was fabulous imaging, and a nice midrange. They are rolled off at the extremes, but hey thats a reasonable compromise. Dynamics are not exceptional, neither is it's power handling. But mated with a nice amp, they can be very musically satisfying. They take quite a bit of work to set up, toe -in, and speaker height is critical. That being said, Spica is also out of business. Parts are difficult to get. Parasound bought them, and still has some stuff available. The tweeters were easy to damage, but you could get replacement diaphrams from madisound. One thing to note, is that people who did replace the voice coils often said the sound wasnt the same with the new parts they bought. Eventually I sold my Spica's, there are better speakers out there, but you have to pay for them. I believe a good used set of tc-50's can still make great music, provided u take care to match them up with credible equipment.
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