New 3.7 at CES 2011

Yes. Riveting words. And think that this speaker cost $5500. Some bookshelves cost $20,000 or more. And this is a floor standing full range ribbon speaker, capable of projecting a very tall, wide and deep soundstage, among others. At $5500.

Maggies playing these kind of music - Heavenly. :)

Some people will argue that a divorce lawyer will cost much more than $14500. A few good friends of mine dream about having Maggies, but their nightmare is that they bought them and wife is arriving home ...

There is one thing I am always reticent about the HP reviews - he is known to listen very loud. How do they sound at low volumes?
 
Some people will argue that a divorce lawyer will cost much more than $14500. A few good friends of mine dream about having Maggies, but their nightmare is that they bought them and wife is arriving home ...

There is one thing I am always reticent about the HP reviews - he is known to listen very loud. How do they sound at low volumes?

Personally, I don't like my Maggies at low volumes. Medium...not enough. They have to be loud for them to open up and bloom, and they will give you a huge 3D rectangular sound stage, without trying hard to be transparent as normal box speakers do, unless they are those boxes with great cabinet materials that runs in the 5 figure range. I do not play them VERY loud, because my amp is a bit limited as well at 120, and these Maggies are not that efficient either. At loud levels, my preamp volume control is at 12 o'clock with max at 1 o'clock - it's very satisfying at that point to me.
 
I'm looking forward to hearing the 3.7s at your place Jadis Hehehehehehe! SCRATCH THAT ITCH!!!!!!!!!!
 
I'm looking forward to hearing the 3.7s at your place Jadis Hehehehehehe! SCRATCH THAT ITCH!!!!!!!!!!

Jack,

Haha. When the opportunity knocks, we need to open the door. Open door policy, we call that. ;)

It would be exciting!. Hehehe...;)
 

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