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My LS7Ts are supposed to be in the same ‘English sound’ area as the LS3/5s but nothing like as expensive. They image wonderfully, that’s the strong suit, also voices and acoustic instruments sound eerily realistic. What they don’t have is much drive, presence or punch, there’s something frustratingly recessed about them overall. They do start sounding fun at about 90dB but below that they’re just a bit polite.
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They all look reassuringly expensive :)
I've never listened to them, probably because I got into the transmission line style of PMC and they were from the previous era.
They seem likely to perform well if they are matched in size to the room and positioned well. I like neutral presentation, from everything I've heard about this design that's what it is all about.
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Does anyone have any experience with any of the LS3/5 variants?
Particularly the Falcon Audio's or the Graham Audio Chartwell?
Or even LS3/5 inspired speakers from Harbeth or Spendor?