Allison One's --my first audiophile speakers ~1977. Regret bartering them to an attorney friend who set up my sales company years later. Almost went with the DQ-10s but couldn't audition them at home. Like the against the wall design principle and now have Larsen 8's.
Acoustic Research Ar312 HO, and AR 308HO I have the AR312HO in my front room system and 2 pairs of the AR308 HO 1 pair boxed up and 1 pair in my bedroom system powered by my Decware Zen TORII MkV.
Gallo Reference 3.1 with the Reference SA subwoofer amplifier. I still own two pair and have used a Reference AV center channel to replace a couple of blown midrange drivers. BTW, Anthony Gallo once worked for Dahlquist. Anyone know what happened to him when he sold the company?
tomic601 I heard those original Beveridge monsters at Harmony House 2 in NYC when I was a graduate student, poor graduate student. Harold himself was there to present them, I was amazed at the sound. That store was magnificent. Joe Grado once came in when he was starting the signature cartridge line, someone asked him if it was delicate, so he answered by taking the head shell off the TT and tossing it across the room. They had a pair of stacked quads that belonged to the owner. Had DQ10s, had many many great pieces of hi fi gear. And they were friendly too!
Very cool oldhvy, I have never seen these before. Made from when to when? Dalquist - Meh, piezo tweeter needs to be replaced in my opinion. Now your love for the KLH 9's, that's my cup of tea!
@yogiboy: About the same! The late production DQ-10's were about $1300/pr in the mid-80's. They didn't use expensive drivers/parts yet achieved excellent SQ! Today's high end speaker market is geared for the high roller/1% crowd. Even Tekton is now getting into the act with their "Signature" line.
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