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RE: Fulton FMI-80

Posted by used-hifi on February 10, 2017 at 18:05:41:
The 80's by themselves are a small "idea" of what the larger either J or premiere's can do

There are very few GOOD amplifiers that will play the speakers like i know that they can play one is the HK430 NOT the other harmon kardon units

IMO the speakers have no peer When done right(entire system) will play closest the the real thing.... it is a forever speaker, the trick will be to keep it playing like it does.

I own several sets of fulton speakers and lots of parts to keep my speakers playing correctly.

I also own a few sets of long gold's and several sets of fulton brown cables

Not many fulton Guys left I believe I am the youngest enthusiast

Lawrence