Well excuse the hell out of me. I was posting "an opinion" only.
And I also said "what do I know". There was a reason for that "qualifier".
Have a problem with that?
The reality is they are used and upgraded
Big speakers have no market at the present time unless of course there is a believer at the asking price.
If I were in the market, to me I would not pay more than $125K
At some point, you have to wonder if getting the new Rockport Lyra is a better option ... ~1/2 the money on cables and amps too (of course if your buying Arrakis, you likely aren't to worried about budget). It also depends on your room and your setup ability to for sure. I've heard Arrakis a few times-they are great. So are my Altairs...
I never suggested there was anything wrong with LL21 offering $125,000.
I like very, very much the Altair IIs. But I think Arrakis is a different scale and a different level of realism.
If i read the info ron presented and im sure the buyer could check that himself , then the upgrade is a substantial and costly one , so i can understand the somewhat high asking price ,rationally speaking.
Well only caveat in this story is that steve would have to buy another amp to drive the Woofers , let alone the question if the ML 3 can drive the rest
Go for it, Steve!
You'd be "done" on speakers for life.
Yes, these speakers needs high volumes and high quality power.
No i dont mean that , im sure the ML 3 is very high quality power and steve doesnt wanna miss what it does .
Its +-30 watts iirc so you have to chose speakers with care , i think steve will rather have the X 2 on lamm , then rockport on gryphon although it will off course sound fab as well
Go for it, Steve!
You'd be "done" on speakers for life.
What did Marty have before he bought his big Wilsons?