RSL CG-6 SPEAKERS

[Zak]

Hello all about 6 months ago i stumbled upon a pair of RSL (Roger Sound Labs) CG-6 speakers i have been doing some research off and on since then and am having a hard time finding much info. I have found a little bit about the CG-6a models which i guess are similar but mine are just the CG-6 i know CG stands for Compression Guide and they are roughly 30 years old but besides that little bit of info i really don't know much else on these . So I am throwing out a line to see if anyone in the community has any knowledge to share. They seem like really nice speakers with nice Crossovers in the back, any info would be greatly appreciated THANKS!! ​

 

[clydeactor]

Hello all about 6 months ago i stumbled upon a pair of RSL (Roger Sound Labs) CG-6 speakers i have been doing some research off and on since then and am having a hard time finding much info. I have found a little bit about the CG-6a models which i guess are similar but mine are just the CG-6 i know CG stands for Compression Guide and they are roughly 30 years old but besides that little bit of info i really don't know much else on these . So I am throwing out a line to see if anyone in the community has any knowledge to share. They seem like really nice speakers with nice Crossovers in the back, any info would be greatly appreciated THANKS!! ​

I own a pair of the RSL CG-6 speakers and I love them! Great sound and beautiful cabinet. Underrated, better than most loudspeakers its size. They are currently connected to a 1970s vintage Pioneer SA-1000 integrated amplifier. The CG-6 are not full range, but its low frequencies go lower than the specifications indicate. Recently added a Harman-Kardon powered subwoofer (via the SA-1000's Center Channel output) to help my stereo setup go the the lower depths. Contact Howard Rogers at RSL Speakers via their website. A very friendly person who would enjoy hearing about his older products. Mahalo & Aloha...