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Bloody hell they ain't cheap. If my kefs have even the slightest similarity to them I best hold on to them. @Well_is_it that nads not pretty bro. I'll prob need the wattage thing explained a little... Best done over ale.
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Your amp should be at least 1:1 with the speakers in terms of output power. Reason being that you don't want to be pushing your amp anywhere near the limit, where distortion and (if you go far enough) speaker damage occurs.
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Ha! That particular one is a bit dodgy looking but their whole grey thing is a bit marmite anyway...
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"Bloody hell they ain't cheap"
I've saved hard for them and sold a few things (like a motorbike) and a pair of MLTL's , but yeah, they'll be the most expensive I've ever owned/built/played with. Also probably the smallest. Right tool for the right job.
Dramatic_Hammer
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FatManOnAFixie
6 pairs, kerrrrrikey you need help! :) I'm available....!
Ta for the offer of advice Mr Abod. I've actually purchased an entire kit to do it from Falcon Acoustics who are one of the current License holders I believe. Not cheap but I've wanted a pair since I spent 4 1/2 years listening to them everyday whilst working in a TV/AV workshop in Camberwell/Brixton in the late 80's early 90's. Powered by a Mission Cyrus IIRC, loved the sound in that little workshop. At roughly the same time and for 19 years I lived with a pair of Rogers Studio 1a's before I discovered what Full range (sorta!) single drivers in horns could do on the end of Single-ended Valve amps and sold the Rogers to fund a DIY horn build. The new listening room at home (long-suffering partner insists on referring to it as 'our-conservatory-dear'...Pffftttt!) is gagging for pair of monitor's as we sit very close to the listening position (oops I mean comfy sofa looking down the garden).
Complex Xover is back to 15R again as they're sourcing hand build rep's of T27's and B110's. Details if you're the inquisitive type here -> http://www.falconacoustics.co.uk/ls3-5a/ls3-5a-b110-t27-cabinet-kit-complete.html