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RE: the thread below brought up a question in my mind again?

I have no idea, but your speakers are likely 30 or so years old. Electrolytic capacitors dry out over time. I suspect your speakers would sound much better if you replaced the old caps. Since you are still happy with them I'd try to either use the same brand of capacitors, or some very much like them. One thing I do understand about the LS3 type speakers are that they are near field. So if you listen up close you might like them, if not you may not. Others I am sure can speak to that with much greater authority than I. I just thought the old capacitor issue should be raised.
Best Regards,

Lou

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