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From: mwm@ucbtopaz.CC.Berkeley.ARPA
Newsgroups: net.audio
Subject: Re: Speaker Recommendations?
Message-ID: <745@ucbtopaz.CC.Berkeley.ARPA>
Date: Mon, 18-Feb-85 21:22:56 EST
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Posted: Mon Feb 18 21:22:56 1985
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Reply-To: mwm@ucbtopaz.UUCP (Praiser of Bob)
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Summary: 

[We don't need your fascist groove thang.]

In the continuing search for audio excellence, I ran into yet another
interesting speaker, the ITC 1. These are small (I would say less than half
the volume of the Celestion SL-6/600) three-way speakers (5" midrange, 1
1/2" tweeter, 1" 'super-tweeter').

The image depth is incredible. When I pumped sound through them, the
speakers proper dissapeared from the audio image. I've never run into that
effect before (well, Bose does it, but they don't image at all), but I like
it.

So, questions: 1) Does anybody know anything about the ITC 1? The dealer
claimed that there had been rave reviews in the underground press. 2) Is
the dissapearing act (spaciousness?) liable to dissapear when I move those
speakers into my house.

Oh, yeah, the price: $800/pair, with stands.

	<mike