You probably won't get a lot of high praises for RBH around here. But, there are all kinds of glowing reviews of RBH on Audioholics.com, though. Personally, I cannot stomach the website for my own personal reasons. Should take you all of about 5 seconds to find out on your own once you are there why.
Here is my impression of RBH. Great build and construction. They also offer dozens and dozens of real wood veneer options. Of the majority of their speakers I do not like how they sound. However, if I were to ever buy an RBH speaker, it would be the Signature Series T3/T2. These are really fun speakers and I must admit I do like them.
Not to be mean, but those of us who are in this business think the abbreviation 'RBH' stands for 'Really Bad Home' speakers. That is just meant to be funny. LoL
The Sunfire is capable of driving these as the T2 has a high sensitivity. It's still 4ohm though and the Sunfire might tend to run warm. But, I don't think that is a real concern unless placed inside a cabinet.
Let's see $15K of goods for $5K....hmm? Could anyone pass that up? I know what your dealer makes on those speakers.....he just lost a lot of money.
Here is my impression of RBH. Great build and construction. They also offer dozens and dozens of real wood veneer options. Of the majority of their speakers I do not like how they sound. However, if I were to ever buy an RBH speaker, it would be the Signature Series T3/T2. These are really fun speakers and I must admit I do like them.
Not to be mean, but those of us who are in this business think the abbreviation 'RBH' stands for 'Really Bad Home' speakers. That is just meant to be funny. LoL
The Sunfire is capable of driving these as the T2 has a high sensitivity. It's still 4ohm though and the Sunfire might tend to run warm. But, I don't think that is a real concern unless placed inside a cabinet.
Let's see $15K of goods for $5K....hmm? Could anyone pass that up? I know what your dealer makes on those speakers.....he just lost a lot of money.