Good day, All...
You know how you have had that ONE outstanding audio experience but have never managed to quite recapture that "magic" again? This happened to me in 2005. At the time, I owned Coincident Total Victory loudspeakers. I could never make them do what I wanted them to do. I resolved to sell them. I was contacted by a gent who lived some 300 miles away. He was interested in them and asked if I had ever tried an SET on them. I replied that I had not. He asked me if I might find an SET to demo the speakers as he wasn't keen on transporting this Aurora SETs to my home.
I managed to borrow RADII 22WPC SET monos from a local dealer (long since gone). I connected them to the (nominal 10 Ohm) Total Victorys, using the 8 OHM taps. Ho- hum. I switched over to the 16 Ohm taps. More of the same. As a lark, I thought I'd try the 4 Ohm taps. What I heard positively floored me.
The buyer arrived. Now, I didn't want to sell the speakers any longer but the gent had driven some 300 miles in good faith so I went through with the demo knowing that he would surely buy the speakers. He did.
Fast-forward some 15 years. I am in possession of Coincident Total Victory VI speakers now. I have been rotating amps through the system. Tried an SET and was, like so long ago, underwhelmed. Now I'm on a mission to locate another pair of those RADII 22 WPC SETs. The Model Number is lost lost on me and I haven't been able to find anything on the web about these amps. I would be willing to buy (and restore, if necessary) a pair of these amps if there is a pair to be had out there somewhere OR can anybody tell me if RADII still makes the amp or any equivalent of the amps.
Long shot, I know but worth the research.
Thanks
