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Greatness: Recognition at last

About nine months ago I received my pair of Harmonic Precision Caravelles. After the break in and total tympanic freak out, I got on the 'gon with my review, and went a bit gaga raving about these speakers. Well after nine months of absolute tympanic joy, low and behold, I read on 6moons.com, their mini Caravelle impressions at the Rocky Mountain Audio Fest. These babies should, now, get some of the recognition they deserve. It was, back 9 months ago, as it is now, very exciting to be on the ground floor of speaker greatness. Again, the Caravelles are like nothing I.....hey, there I go again. I'm happy for Starsound. Hope we'll hear more, when 6moons does an official review. peace, warren
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panderso
156 posts
 
Thanks all. I got price and shipping partics, plus a very enlightening and generous short course on sound engineering from Robert at Star Sound. Now I just have to gather the means, having over-extended a bit on the last round of upgrades...
linaeum66
60 posts
 
Does anyone know what kind of drivers they use. I remember someone on audiogon saying that they used $50 Peerless drivers. Also are there multiple options for stands? I saw different dedicated stands on their website and at the show that 6moons reviewed.
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warrenh OP
2,286 posts
 
don't have a clue as to the drivers. Call Robert over at Starsound for the scoop. The 6Moons pictures of the stands are going to be the deal. The speaker stands on their website (the dunce cap looking cones) will be available as well. Those are the ones I have. Coolest thing I've ever seen, in the way of speaker stands. A real visual attention getter. Sound? In this case, you get what you pay for. I'm told the ones at the show are superior to the original three cylinder stands. You can always bend Robert's ear, over at Starsound or Tom, the audiotweak, as well. They'll set you free. peace, warren
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