Has anyone listened to Legacy speakers?


I have seen several ads. and read bits and pieces of info. from Legacy. However, being in the military I haven't had the chance to make it to a show to listen to these speakers. I would like to hear your comments, good or bad. I believe my ears will make the final determination, but are they worth giving a listen? Thanks.
limabean683
The speaker I have the most interest in is the Focas. Sean, have you ever worked on a pair of those before? I'm very curious.

Lak, to answer your off the subject question, I am in the US Naval Submarine Force. Stationed in Groton, Ct. for the time being. I'm being transferred to LA, midsummer.
I own a broadway center channel, it is flawless in construction and looks and really brings out the center
when listening to home theater. It was a bit expensive
but I thinks it's worth the money. I'm not sure about
their main speaker sets.
I've been a Legacy owner since 1987 and I hate you Sean. Just kidding, I've been around long enough to know variety is the spice of life. Currently I own the Classics, I feel Sean's post is fairly accurate, I describe them the same, I wouldn't use less than 200 wpc on these even though the rated sensitivity is 92db. Those big woofers generate back emf that needs a muscle amp to keep them under control. I've also found that Coda and Classe amps sound better than Krell or Madrigal products. The former being a tad softer in the highs than the latter. I would say the highs are detailed and sound better mated with more musical type componants than the componants more noted for being detailed. In their price ranges I think they are still good values. I don't think them as good a value as they were in 1987, but they have much more advertising to pay for nowadays. That means more overhead, oh well, maybe I should start looking for a new up and comer. I still recommend them though, one pair of Focus would probably rock that whole sub, might give away your position. Enjoy.