How do you feel about Eggleston Speakers?
Dear Agon,
I've found a couple of opportunities to acquire EgglestonWorks Savoy Signature SE speakers.
These are replacing a pair of Klipsch Jubilees.
My listening room is 20x30 with 10' ceilings.
I have not listened to any Eggworks speakers before however I've "got a feeling" these could be fun.
I have not chosen an amplifier for them yet, you could say i'm rebuilding from scratch.
thank you all for your advice and opinions. I'm in New Orleans so I listen to a lot of jazz. :)
Some models got boomy bass, see stereophile review EgglestoneWorks Viginity by Michael Fremer | May 24, 2018 ---The speaker’s overall tonal balance was on the warm side. Its bass tuning produced a skosh more boom that might be too much for those who prefer lean, tight bass. I know why |
OK The Viginity got 2 10 " Woofers in parallel , so is total 4ohms, the crossing according to specification 120hz low pass crossover. To achive this crossover point they must use induction coil with at least 12 mh , The DC resistance must be very very low like 0.1 ohms to achive Demp Factor at list 40 to make bass tight and not boomy , To get this they must use very huge coil with 12 gauge wire, I assume they use small regular coils. I am speakers designer and electronic engineer , The Egglestonworks is the big company and suppost to know what they doing, but i listen the same Viginity in my buddy Home and remember the bass was boomy |
