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RE: copying the LST

I don't recall seeing that in print either but I have seen comments about Cello and the LST with a different name so I thought I should make that fact known in case there are people that think Mark somehow got away with an LST knockoff without AR approval.
I said they were LST inspired because the woofers and tweeters were not the same as found in the AR LST or AR3A, there was no autoformer with a aural balance switch and the four mids and tweeters were wired in parallel instead of series parallel.
The Cello Performance amps were quite capable of handling that load because they were designed with that in mind.
The later Amati had Dynaudio drivers in them.



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