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Hartleys or Tannoys are clean and efficient and dynamic

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In Reply to: RE: Recorded-Music Listening Room for Liberal-Arts College: Speaker Choices posted by John Marks on October 04, 2007 at 15:41:42

--Not to mention more cost effective than say, Aerials or Dunlavys that require lots of juice and $$$. As a matter of fact, back in the 70s
Brooklyn College had such a setup; using large Tannoys Tower speakers(Berekeleys?) in the Student's Rec room. The sound was awesome. This of course led me to purchase Hartleys Holton Towers. One of the worst audio decisons I've made was selling those Beautys when I moved cross-country. My subsequent purchases of Thiel CS3/Proac Studio towers/Rel subs. Will never equal the sound I used to have back then...

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