So agree. For my last milestone birthday, my wife hired a jazz trio to come play in our house while we had a private chef make and serve dinner.
You’re horny
I thought this was a safe space
Looks like they could qualify for the neighborhood tornado warning system.
I’ll demure from quoting 2 Live Crew here...
They’re huge, but oddly seem to fit in with the room.
I'd ride that boogie board.
I'm always curious though, how much room these open baffle speakers need to sound good.
I like open baffles, and these look lovely.
I’d say “plenty” of room. I like open baffles, but never have had a room that would work well for them. Andrew Robinson reviewed the Decware Zen Master and mentioned he needed at least 30” from the back of the speaker to the wall, but didn’t mention sidewalls. My KEF’s are 42” from the wall behind them, but are narrow so I can “squeeze” them into a location a decent amount away from the closest sidewall. These Zen Master are something like 32-33” wide at their widest and probably still need 3’ or more to the sidewalls.
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Yeah, they are odd looking. I’m also confused… shouldn’t they glow blue or something?
The grill is awful and the base looks like it would hold a roll of toilet paper. But the speaker, that I like.
Part of the retro-vintage vibe; same look as the ML-1C from the early seventies. US $12,000. I think Mac is a bit late to the retro speaker party - stick with the blue and green lights.Have we put these in here yet?
McIntosh ML1 Loudspeaker Mk II
Vintage Style Meets Cutting-Edge Sound: The ML1 Loudspeaker Reborn
The middle partition is warping my mind.
