I agree with mijostn. If you’re a fan of the ribbon sound, the old Apogee speakers can be very hard to resist. However, it you want to go down that path, expect the worst, just because of they way they were built, their age, and the deterioration factor. With the old as well as refurbished Apogee speakers, there will always be a dark cloud looming over your head, as you wait for the inevitable buzzing and rattling start happening. Yet, the wonderful sounding old Apogees are so compelling to so many, they may remain well worth all the fuss to them.
Apogee Acoustics repair
So I found out that there is a repair facility in Nevada for this brand. www.truesoundworksaudio.com looks like a rebuild is $1,500.00 .
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@mijostyn I love Sound Labs ESLs, as well. In years past, I've also owned Acoustat, Magnepan and Analysis Audio ribbon speakers. Currently, I own Revel Salon 2 speakers, which represents the end of the road for me as far as speakers go. Still, I certainly wouldn't mind having a nice pair of Apogee Duetta Sigs on the side just for fun. Happy Listening. |