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Tekton Pendragons

Anyone actually have heard these speakers perform? Ive read several articles that have said they are as good as many 30k speakers. Just wondering. They can be returned but there's a 20% restocking fee which would be $540 not counting the shipping I'd have to pay as they weigh around 80 lbs each.
Thanks in advance to any replies.
Regards, Mark
usmcjax
dchang1981
66 posts
 
what $5-7k speakers did you audition?
wester17
70 posts
 
I've only heard the Pendragons once, at the Rocky Mountain Audio Fest last fall. The entire time, the owner was complaining about how the phono cartridge wasn't broken in yet, blah, blah. I wasn't very impressed with them. I've listened to almost every highly reviewed speaker out there under $3,500, and I ended up buying the Spatial M3s -- to replace my Klipshorns no less. They are an amazing speaker -- even a good deal better than my beloved K-Horns of 17 years. To my ear, the Spatials (and several other brands) were better than the Tektons. 

dbsjr
2 posts
 
@dchang1981   Golden Ear Triton One, Martin Logan Motion 60XT, Aerial Acoustics Aerial 6T.
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usmcjax OP
5 posts
 
Wester17. I presently own the K Horns & have had them for over 20 years. I recently purchased a McIntosh MC 28 Pre. It bench tested great but it is recommended to have the left side caps replaced & the volume knob cleaned. I look forward to hearing how the McIntosh works with the K Horns. I was told on the Klipsch forum the MC is a perfect match for them. 
I'll post my results sooner than later. Have had surgery and haven't had the desire to get the McIntosh cleaned up.
Cheers
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