Do I upgrade my Cerwin Vegas S1's from the 70's


Yes, I am an old timer here. I moved from Marantz Quad solid state to a custom built Mcalister tube amp of 75 watts per channel and a Mcalister tube preamp. The even order harmonics from the tubes in compared to solid state was really picked up by my wife Theresa, who in the past would love listening for an hour or so and then ask me to turn it off-Funny thing, She does not ask me to turn it off any more-The tube amp provides such a live, realistic sound stage that is so pleasing to the ears that you cannot get enough of it.............So, that brings me to the speakers, and should I upgrade, and if I upgrade, what should I go to. I am a hobby cabinet maker, and I have considered full range speakers, whereby, I would make my own solid wood cabinets....... and from there, I would really appreciate any input
johnnyd
I'll bet the EarthQuake soundtrack would be awesome- remember when it was roadshowed in first run, with monster CW woofers installed? :)
Johnnyd,

One thing you can do, prior to moving on to new speakers, is upgrade the speaker crossover. This makes a profound difference in the performance of a speakers across the entire frequency spectrum. If you want more information about it, drop me an email.

Mike
Johnny You have what are probbably the mostb efficient bass pounding speakers that have ever had the pleasure of being in a house.I know I used to have a pair,and speaking from experience,KEEP THEM.I sold mine and regreted it ever since.Even compaired to my Klipsh La Scalas, I would trade in a heartbeat.Hope this makes your decision easier. C Dude