Energy speakers

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Energy speakers
« on: 2 May 2007, 01:45 am »
Since Bryston distributes the Energy pro line, do they recommend the consumer line?

I'm particularly interested in the RC-70 model.

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Re: Energy speakers
« Reply #1 on: 2 May 2007, 02:41 am »
HI Vegas,

Sadly the Energy Pro line died before it was born.
Klipsch purchased API and decided not to move forward on the Energy Pro speaker line.

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Re: Energy speakers
« Reply #2 on: 2 May 2007, 02:56 am »
I still have a pair of Energy Pro 22’s from 1985’ish.

Great Speaker.

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Re: Energy speakers
« Reply #3 on: 2 May 2007, 01:27 pm »
I also still have Energy 22's from mid 80's, but one tweeter is blown.  Anyone know where I could find a replacement tweeter?  I wonder if I could retrofit the tweeters & x-overs from my FB1's, seeing as I have them sitting around idle since I did the + upgrade.

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Re: Energy speakers
« Reply #4 on: 3 May 2007, 12:59 am »
I also still have Energy 22's from mid 80's, but one tweeter is blown.  Anyone know where I could find a replacement tweeter?  I wonder if I could retrofit the tweeters & x-overs from my FB1's, seeing as I have them sitting around idle since I did the + upgrade.

One of my tweeters is somewhat blown too. I called Energy about two years ago and they said they have replacement speakers for ALL their products. If they don’t have one available, they will repair mine all at the same cost of $150. I haven’t done it yet since its not that bad and my 10 year old daughter uses them without any issues, drives it with a Sansui AU9900 from the early 70’s.