Info on jbl paragon

Sorry Isochronism...I have to say if i HAD a Paragon.. i would certainly love it too.
My first real speakers back in 1965 were JBL with a 15 woofer/the 'bullet' tweeter in JBL cabinets. (they had 6" aluminum legs.. in walnut...)
But if i were BUYING them now.. At $30,000. or so i would take PLENTY of other speakers first.
Like use the $30K and buy a pair of magnepan 20.7s with a pair of Bryston 28B-SST2... ANY DAY over the paragon.

I would like to add to the ideas that 1. The drivers need to be original and clean. In particular the 375 compression driver and it's horn needs to be in very good unaltered shape . 2. Most collectors really think of condition as a very critical matter. If this cabinet is beat up a real collector won't want it. A guy without collector money why may have wanted a Paragon just to hear what they were will not pay much. People that restore them know they can't get nearly as much for "restored compared with original mint". Some things like remagnetizing the driver motors and refreshing caps in the crossovers are acceptable it appears, if not desirable.

BTW I have those same D-130 15 inch extended range woofers and 075 bullet tweeter speakers in the lowboy cabinets , Walnut of course. That combo and the n2400 crossover went together as the "030 speaker package" I believe.

With a "FF" F!!!

Did you buy it?