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I've read about their speakers for years but have never actually heard them. And now that their Classic 3 bookshelf is on the cover of The Absolute Sound, I figured this is a good a time as any to ask & also to let others know about this respected, and sort of quirky company (not too many other manufacturers use yodeling on their site's front page).
They are one of those "near hi-end" manufacturers that don't charge nearly as much as you would think for their gear. They are also one of the few companies that still utilize acoustic-suspension bass systems.
Here is an interview written in late 1997 with the company's founder, Ken Kantor, and an excerpt: I've been semi seriously planning a pure stereo/no subwoofer/separates/music only system for rock/pop music and their Classic Four floorstander seems to really fit the bill (Stereophile reviewed them). Plus, they look very cool.
I've read about their speakers for years but have never actually heard them. And now that their Classic 3 bookshelf is on the cover of The Absolute Sound, I figured this is a good a time as any to ask & also to let others know about this respected, and sort of quirky company (not too many other manufacturers use yodeling on their site's front page).
They are one of those "near hi-end" manufacturers that don't charge nearly as much as you would think for their gear. They are also one of the few companies that still utilize acoustic-suspension bass systems.
Here is an interview written in late 1997 with the company's founder, Ken Kantor, and an excerpt: I've been semi seriously planning a pure stereo/no subwoofer/separates/music only system for rock/pop music and their Classic Four floorstander seems to really fit the bill (Stereophile reviewed them). Plus, they look very cool.