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RE: $26,000. Good luck.

I know. Most of us here could build a very good "A" system and maybe a "B" and "C" and well.

But the similarity of this design to the KLH, for example, reminded me of how Kloss and others were bent on integrating components into the home. The famous Six was designed to sit on the floor, against a wall, and not intrude into living space.

Today's speakers, whether large or not, have gotten so tweaky and placement critical that we're back to their dominating the space. True, there are more dedicated listening rooms in today's gigantic houses than in the 1950s, but a $26,000 system today would likely include speakers that are very finicky about placement.

We've also gotten more finicky ourselves, demanding a realistic sound stage rather than speakers with pronounced left-right effects for replaying records of trains or cannon shots.


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