You are 130 miles from my house in Plainfield, Il. I listened to the Tempestas on You Tube doing 3 different cuts. All sound like what I'm looking for in an easy to move speaker that has it all--clarity, dynamics, voices so transparent and airy. And that is the impression while listening on my sad little speakers attached to the computer (3" x 4"). You can still hear some of the transparency to the sound. It must be spectacular listening to the actual speakers. What subs do you use with them? The sound reminds me of the VMPS RM30s only it might be even nicer. Are you selling the stands with the speakers? What height does Rick recommend for them? I'm 6' 6" so I might need taller stands. I take it that you have the standard Tempestas that go for just under $3300 with no upgrades. If I don't go towards Selah, I'm definitely heading towards Vapor Audio. They use similar drivers. Ryan has quite a few speakers in his line that appeal to me. After talking to jonbee on Audio Circle, he's had both the RM30s and the Tempestas. He gave me quite a good comparison of the two. He favors the Tempestas and also uses a sub. Man, I'd like to find a VMPS sub to go with them, if I pull the string and buy yours. It sounds as though a sub is not total dire necessity, however.
Later,
Bob
