RAzOR
Active Member
Hi all, love the forum!
I acquired a set of RS-6000s (1988), restored them and put them on a very clean Denon AVR-3600dts (140Wx5) and they sound fantastic.
So now I plan to acquire three more RS-6000s or a close match and create a 5.1 system using them.
I have located two RS-IIIB's in perfect shape. They are 1984. They appear to use the same EMIT but a slight variant of the Polydome-K mid (2.5" vs 2.0") and crossed over at 4KHz instead of 5KHz to the EMIT.
The bass drivers are both dual 10" acoustic suspension (but the IIIB's have smaller white dust caps, while the 6000s have larger black ones).
The cabinets look nearly identical (with the IIIBs being about 6" taller).
Layout is identical as well.
Specs seem nearly identical also.
Should I bite?
I acquired a set of RS-6000s (1988), restored them and put them on a very clean Denon AVR-3600dts (140Wx5) and they sound fantastic.
So now I plan to acquire three more RS-6000s or a close match and create a 5.1 system using them.
I have located two RS-IIIB's in perfect shape. They are 1984. They appear to use the same EMIT but a slight variant of the Polydome-K mid (2.5" vs 2.0") and crossed over at 4KHz instead of 5KHz to the EMIT.
The bass drivers are both dual 10" acoustic suspension (but the IIIB's have smaller white dust caps, while the 6000s have larger black ones).
The cabinets look nearly identical (with the IIIBs being about 6" taller).
Layout is identical as well.
Specs seem nearly identical also.
Should I bite?