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RE: RCA LC-1B - What possibly could go wrong?

Posted by gilmorneau (A) on August 7, 2014 at 22:09:23

In Reply to: RE: RCA LC-1B - What possibly could go wrong? posted by Wojciech on August 7, 2014 at 08:34:35:

Glad to liven things up around here. All in good fun, of course.

I stand by the claim that my LC-1A's sound better than my mother's Magnavox console. Perhaps your mother bought a more extravagant console.

Unless refurbished with the correct RCA parts, you're not hearing what Olson intended, nor what the speaker is capable of.

LC-1A's have no place in an A-7 cabinet. Can't see how that would even be fun.

Your chosen amplification should be suitable, though I can't see why anyone would spend so much for hype.

Modern Lowthers don't hold a candle to well preserved vintage (1950's-1960's) units. I've sold off all my modern production Lowthers in favor of 'proper' older ones. Silver VC's only slow them down.

No one listens to 755A/OB in a cathedral. Totally unsuitable for large rooms/high volume.

I am not an offended RCA owner, BTW. Not so thin skinned. I have LC-1A's and enjoy them, but I have many speakers here, each with their virtues.

No speaker, and no listener, is perfect. Just trying to have some fun.

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