....and just when you thought you could Finally afford that pair of MBLs'.....

@czarivey ....I traded posts elsewhere with a 'phile in Atlanta that was/is DIY'ng a pair of 101s'...had the tweet and mid-globes down & done, and was moving on to the woofs...  A really nice bit of work, but works for a mfr. in that area so has access to tools we normally don't and was doing his own carbon fibre at home. 👍

*L*  Originally called it his 'summer project'....'quite a while ago....' ;)

Progress has slowed, tho'....got accepted and went back to college p/t.  That, work & family has undoubtedly slowed the project.

We had (and it still stands) that when we both get our respective goals into a  *meh* 'ready for semi-prime time' to meet and bench race them...

The Battle of the Geometric Shapes!  Spheres v. Cones!  The  Showdown/Throwdown of the OmniWorld!  😏  Coming eventually...

@roxy54 ..gathered that from their 'site.....and will go take another look later at their more 'plebeian' stuff...and yes, I'm kidding... ;)  Nothing against horns, actually own an older pair of Utah's as a reference, something I 'do' for my own 'watermarks', so to speak.
Heat-forming acrylic sheets in large scales 3D can be a 'black art'; if F.Hill is casting those panels and polishing them out can be, in itself, a 'price-point pusher'....

There was an artist in the Berkeley area that did very large scale acrylic castings with a huge vacuum chamber/oven.  Found out that to pull it off successfully, he had to control both going in and out of the process...

Stuff has a tendency to explode and break the mechanism...Not so good....*G*

I actually like the aesthetics of the set....but the price?  That's why I noted 'Dubai'....That crowd will buy the 'bulk' (sic) of them....because they can, just because....

I mean....do you have a gold-bar dispenser @ your 7-11?

Me neither...*L*

Me: “Neat! What colors do they come in?”

OR,

Interesting approach: make the most exotic, visually compelling part of a horn invisible so everyone focuses on the anti-ergonomic skateboarding rail it’s balanced upon.

Mid 90s apple called and want their soundsticks back

I would walk right into it. 

"D'oh!"

Admittedly I can't understand the OP.

But I heard what was either a smaller pair of the Ferguson Hill speakers at a Toronto show, or perhaps it was another manufacturer doing the same thing: basically lowther-type drivers surrounded by big plastic clear focusing lens/guides.

They produced the most realistic sensation of a classical guitarist playing in front of me that I've ever heard. 

Beyond that I seem to remember them being pretty thin for more substantial music.