Can anyone tell me what happened?

bryhifi, i have the jubilee/jems. i can't blame you for wanting them - but you can't have mine. i put my quad 63's in the attic. to me they like the contour 3.3 w/better bass and imaging capability. the impedence curve makes them ideal for tubes unlike the dynaudio's. they are very neutral with excellent bass. i believe they improve on the regents in that the jem woofer crosses over at 400 hz and takes a lot of stress off the midrange speaker and cleans up the midrange substantially. IMHO this speaker was one of the great bargins on the mid nineties. i recall seeing a review on these speakers in an early audiophile voice issue and in high performance review - winter 95-96. i almost bought the regent myself but i wanted to get something i thought was better suited to tubes. i think the regent had a more typical dynaudio impedence curve. if you have any questions about the jubilee/jem e-mail me.

your not going to find out much on the internet other than a few owners comments. the speaker that first came to my attention was the jubilee. this is a two way monitor type with dynaudio speakers. lead lined cabinet. sealed cross over. bass shy but otherwise very neutral and revealing. the speaker which got some reviews in stereophile and a couple other of mags was the regent. this is a floor standing with dynaudio tweeter and two mid sized speakers, one quasi dedicated to the bass. it enjoyed an excellent reputation with some audiophiles and reviewers. it is also lead lined and has a sealed cross over. it was also a neutral and revealing speaker. martin collums in stereophile said it didn't image as well as he'd like but gave it a b rating. paragon then added a woofer the the jubilee, called the jem. if you've checked audioasylum and here you've seen my comments. after getting my speakers i lost interest in further inquiry. i think the designer was a man named hansoo kim. i purchased these thru sound quest audio which i believe was in michigan. good luck.