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From: wagner@uw-june (Dave Wagner)
Newsgroups: net.audio
Subject: Re: Speaker Recommendations?
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Date: Thu, 14-Feb-85 17:50:17 EST
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In regards to comments on satellite/subwoofer systems, I think Pyramid
makes the finest systems of this type that have a REASONABLE cost.
The Pyramid Met-7 satellites are two-way systems that are very accurate
and sound very nice, but are weak in the bass.  Pyramid also makes a
subwoofer which is designed to be hooked up with the Met-7s, either
singly or in pairs.  The overall sound is very nice across the entire
audio spectrum.

But the really nice thing about this system is that it's (relatively)
inexpensive to start and allows you to grow.  For example, you can
start with a pair of Met-7s (~$300) and a single subwoofer (~$400);
later you can add another subwoofer and even a pair of Pyramid
ribbon tweeters (these suckers are expensive, though!).  I have heard
the entire system as described and it really rivals the expensive
systems (e.g. Kef 105s).  You owe them a listen!

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			Dave Wagner
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