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Old 07-24-2012, 10:25 PM
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Not Canada?

The first attachment says they will be manufactured in North America. I just assumed that meant Canada since their main manufacturing facility and all their electronics are assembled there

CANADA

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Not Canada?

The first attachment says they will be manufactured in North America. I just assumed that meant Canada since their main manufacturing facility and all their electronics are assembled there
Made in Canada. Bryston worked with Axiom to develop the speaker. IIRC Axiom builds the speakers in Canada for Bryston. James Tanner was/is the project "leader". (If this is incorrect info, I'm sure that James will give the real scoop)

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Looking forward to hearing these.
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Not Canada?

The first attachment says they will be manufactured in North America. I just assumed that meant Canada since their main manufacturing facility and all their electronics are assembled there
Thanks for the correction.

Aside from greater power handling, I'm wondering what the philosophy is behind having multiple tweeters?
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Thanks for the correction.

Aside from greater power handling, I'm wondering what the philosophy is behind having multiple tweeters?

Mainly power handling - in many systems the single tweeter is the restrictive component when it comes to dynamic compression.

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---Mmm, not PMC. ...Very nice looking though.
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+1. Elegant, affordable, crossover options. The classical timber finishes are timeless & very appealing.

This looks like a great 1st release & it will be interesting to see how well the Signature T is received.

(They actually remind me of the Dali Grands.)
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"...our sincere thanks to AXIOM..." I knew they had something to do with this!!!

Would be awesome to see a 3 way active w/ separate amps...
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Though I'm not in the market for speakers at the moment, these look interesting and I think I'll keep an eye on them. You never know.
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I also think it's interesting that they used the 1812 cannon blasts as metric in a standard to achieve.

I wonder at what dB in what sized room...?
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