I cannot believe it's been five years since I fell in love with RSLs. The CG24s and CG4s are now officially the 2nd longest tenure of any speakers I've ever owned. (First place is Magnepan 3.6, and they will always be the champs.)
When I do research, it always tells me a lot when I look back on threads to see if the speakers that someone raved about are still in use, or if they've moved on to something else. So I thought I'd offer a quick update.
Do I still own the RSLs? Yes.
Do I still use the RSLs? Yes. All the time.
Do I still LOVE the RSLs? Yes. More than ever!
Do I plan to upgrade the RSLs to something else? Well...that's an interesting question!
This is probably breaking news - to Audio Circle, at least...I think it already broke on one or two of the other forums - but I caught up with Joe Rodgers, and he mentioned the new line is coming out very soon. I'll be honest, I was very sad to see my beloved 4/24 series discontinued. These speakers have redefined value for me at this price point. I've already said plenty on them throughout this thread, so I wont bore you anymore with that.
But the new speakers are the CG5 and CG25. I don't know if I have permission to mention the "who", but one of my favorite recording artists is auditioning the prototypes and, from what I understand, plans to consider the new line with future studio recordings. Anyway, no info on price, but even though I dont think I want to part with my 4/24s, I will likely nudge Joe to ship me a pair to audition and possibly create a youtube video discussing them. Who knows...maybe the new models will just be too good to resist

So anyway, I know that I really appreciate when people offer updates on long-term speaker experiences, so just wanted to update this thread, as well. RSL has given me hundreds and hundreds of hours of entertainment over the past five years, and while my one true love will always be Maggie, I can't imagine giving up my RSLs anytime soon.
Happy Listening, everyone