Opinions on Dunlavy Aletha Speaker

Piezo; Thanks for the up-date, it seems from yours-- and others experience, that the Alethas really do beg to be placed on the long wall. I'm a big blues/rock fan too, and I wouldn't want to shortchange the speaker design by squeezing them into cramped space. Thanks. Craig.

Hi Twilo; thanks for this thread-- I've been interested in this speaker too, and Piezo, below, has an excellent response. Piezo; thanks for your detailed post on the Athena speakers. You've answered many of the questions I had, and your comparison list of other speakers is excellent. BTW, I have Vand. 3Asigs.-- If I may ask a couple questions; I have a 14 X 22 room, and could not put them on the long wall, so would you still recommend them? And do these speakers have good pace, rhythm, and timing? ie do they "boogie" on blues/rock. Thanks much, and Cheers. Craig.

Piezo; thanks again, and please keep us up to date on your Aletha placement. One of the music aspects that I am looking to upgrade, over my Vand. 3As, would be in the area of "speed", which means better PRT. I consider the 3As a little slow or sluggish in the mid-bass and rhythm departments. Richards; I'll look up your review on the Asylum. Thanks. Craig.