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Agreed. The Acoras are potentially wonderful speakers.

Posted by Brian H P on December 8, 2020 at 16:06:16:
Superb drivers and beautifully made enclosures. Need some work on the crossovers (it certainly shouldn't be hard to wrangle a more acceptable response from ScanSpeak drivers!) and probably some lining/stuffing to reduce internal reflections.

They would still be a limited-availability specialty product from a small manufacturer, built with expensive materials and methods, and therefore necessarily costly, but with a less "eccentric" frequency balance could perhaps have wider appeal among well-heeled audiophiles.

Anyway, congrats to the designer for the heroic enclosures. I do wish him success, as the stone cabinet approach has much validity.