Review for Spendor's new S3/5R2 loudspeaker ($1595/pair):
http://www.stereophile.com/content/spendor-s35rsup2sup-loudspeaker
Great under-the-radar speakers for music lovers.
They're available used, have subtle qualities like a British sense of humor, are almost always overlooked, and stand the test of time.
Everything else that's come in here seems to cycle back out and the Spendors stay.
The only Spendors that have moved out after coming in are a pair of S20s and a pair of BC-1s.
The BC-1s:
Their replacements, the A9s:
Love my sp2/2 in walnut from '89
performed dot4 treatment to the surrounds and changed foam around the scanspeak tweeter
bi wired to ma230 mcintosh 30w per channel
18" leadfiled stands
Thanks for the great info. Dot 4 is a popular accessory for spendor owners.
How do I know if I need to apply it? How stiff (or not stiff) are the surrounds supposed to be?
Thanks for the great info. Dot 4 is a popular accessory for spendor owners.
Anyone have references for this DOT 4 application - what type of surrounds and which speakers are these used on?
My SA1's have more pace, play louder and have less dynamic compression than Harbeth's lauded P3, they are definite keepers.