[cujobob]

Hello...
Is anyone selling GR O-3s, AV1RS, or AV0?
I'm in need of surrounds for my home theater and would like some open sounding speakers.  Figured I'd ask here before going out and acquiring elsewhere.  Does anyone happen to know the cost for a pair of AV1RS cabinets?  If this ends up being too costly or complicated, I could go with X-Omnis or use my Neo2X...are there real benefits from using an omni design for surround use?

[dvenardos]

It is not that hard, and a lot of fun. 

[Danny Richie]

Those A/V-1RS cabinets are easier to build than you think.

The applications are really different for that group too. The A/V-1RS was obviously designed to mount to the wall while those other two must be at least 3' out into the room.

[cujobob]

I could accomdate any of the designs in my theater, but the AV1RS would have to be side wall mounted vs back ...so not sure how well they'd work there.  I have stairs and a half wall covering them behind my seating location.

[emac]

Blazin was selling a pair of O-3's a little while back.  Don't know if he ever sold them. 

The O-3's constantly amaze me.  I'm listening to them right now w/ the football game.  Sounds like I'm at the stadium.

[corndog71]

Sounds like I'm at the stadium.

Nice.

[dvenardos]

Wouldn't you think that for surrounds the x-omni or AV-0 would be sufficient?

Blazin was selling a pair of O-3's a little while back.  Don't know if he ever sold them. 

The O-3's constantly amaze me.  I'm listening to them right now w/ the football game.  Sounds like I'm at the stadium.

[cujobob]

O-3s are nice because they make fantastic mains, too.  Versatility is always a plus IMO.

[dvenardos]

O-3s are nice because they make fantastic mains, too.  Versatility is always a plus IMO.

Cool. I would do O3s for mains if I could pull them out 3'.
I wouldn't worry about the difficulty, you can do as much or as little as you want.
My next projects the OB dual SW-12 and N3s I am doing flat packs.