[neekomax]

Anybody heard/own/have opinions on these?

I know there's a bookshelf version for sale on here, but I'm looking at floorstanders for my living room system (currently have Audioengine P4s and an ok Polk Audio 10" sub with a Yamaha HTTR 6550 AVR), and I've had awesome results with concentric drivers in my main system.

They're for sale for $1,650 at Echo Hifi.

http://www.hometheaterhifi.com/floor-standing-speakers/floor-standing-speakers-reviews/tannoy-revolution-dc6t-floor-standing-speakers.html

http://www.tannoy.com/ResidentialSummary.aspx#&&+w1d/6gxi4RBLCJf5ycOwu/zJM98HjAiUzMtkBz40wgGS5Zp2yq6NWD8BxroTc4frYJRyRKzJEoXfQXeWztxQFXT92vCNC4mLXOvw/OK90F1PbVTaySdeXGlQScC3sMNP20orXy9gfPafgyKLBj65TWMffnBB4n0ysAbPf1ilQd+GoOFmj9m8cBv4eZYvAmuM8DnuMG2cLypHA5ztysG3A==

[FullRangeMan]

I have not listen this speaker, but Iam not impressed with the cabinet(it is square= 10.1" W x 11.5" D dimensions, it is awful to hi-fi) and with the low sensitivity=89dB only.
By the factory talk seems a home theater product.
I think you can had better sound with a used Klipsch RF83 or 63 and a small tube amp; IMO.
Good luck

[charmerci]

There's a guy selling Salk Songtowers on Audiogon.

I know that there are people in the NYC area willing to let you listen to their Salks. I'd recommend it.