RMAF Loudspeakers?

I'd love to hear some good "Porcupine Tree" in a big room on a pair of speaks like the Classic Audios with the field coil technology. That would truly be awesome.
Mapman (System | Reviews | Threads | Answers)

During my visit, Ralph Karsten played a side of King Crimson's second LP, and he played side one of ELP's first LP.

What a treat!

I was so happy to spend time listening in a room that wasn't playing Diana Krall or Rebecca Pigdeon's "Spanish Harlem".

"King Crimson's second LP"

Wake Of Poseidon, as I recall.

An often overlooked yet very powerful and well recorded mellotron-rich prog-rock classic with great vocals by Greg Lake. That would be awesome as well as well as the first ELP, which is also very well recorded and has some wonderful organ parts to boot as I recall!

Ralph had a pretty interesting room at THE SHOW last year. Unfortunately the show was not very well attended. However, it afforded us the opportunity to sit and listen to two LPs worth of Porcupine Tree that Ralph brought with him, and the following day some Mothers of Invention LPs that I brought with me. The sound was one of the best at the entire CES/THE SHOW event.

Mmike84, you must have listened to the Song Tower and HT4 from Salk. I've read great things about Salk Signature Sound. I'd be interested to hear your impressions of them at RMAF.

Thanks,
DB

FWIW, the Classic Audio Loudspeakers don't need to be in a big room to work quite well! My room at home is 15 by 21 feet- a moderate size. The T-3s are the same volume, drivers and crossovers, so they are taller and narrower. I have them about 6" from the rear wall, yet they image well and are the least boomy of any speaker I've had in that room.

The cost of them is a different matter...

Mapman, we had plenty of Porcupine Tree on hand. Plan on next year- the RMAF is the Most Fun Audio Show in the US.