[Kenneth Patchen]

What are the panels in the third photograph, the panels with the squiggly lines?

http://www.soundscapehifi.com/cain-studio.htm#ben-es

Thanks in advance,
KP

[mresseguie]

Home made diffusors...is my best guess.

It's scary how things happen sometimes.....just yesterday a very serious audiophile told me about Cain&Cain speakers. Now you post this. Fascinating.

 

[Kenneth Patchen]

Hi Michael. As you know, I need another pair of speakers like I need an impacted tooth but I've been curious about Terry Cain's speakers for some time. If a set of the Double Horn Bens came on the market, I'd spring for them.

[mresseguie]

Seriously, can you have too many speakers?

Think of the possibilities...you could have everyday speakers, bedroom speakers, den speakers, HT speakers, laundry room speakers, garage speakers, holiday speakers, son-gets-invited-to-medical-school speakers, outdoor speakers, portable endodontist speakers, bathroom speakers, etc. etc. 

Surely, 17 to 20 speakers should be in every household! I can establish a national adopt a speaker society to find homes for orphaned speakers in need of a little TLC. 

C&C speakers are rare birds. Best luck with your search.

[harley52]

 I thought Terry had died. I think I read that a few yrs. ago. If I'm wrong you have my apologies and tell me if you know for certain.
Thanks guys,

[steve f]

Terry has passed. Someone else took over the business. I bought a pair of Ed Schilling's Horns at the time. Ed sold a few pairs and donated his profits to Terry's family. That was why I bought them.

I've never regretted the purchase, and consider Ed to be one of the best guys in audio.

steve