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Hey Ted,No, I just saw his small systems as I wasn't at last years CES. Nor can I really imagine a home system accommodating even his smallest system. But I do know of home systems with them, obviously at digs far larger than mine. They'd be fantastic for a small home theater seating maybe 50. I do know his monitors are used at Skywalker Ranch.The resolution and dynamics were certainly stunning, but what left me gobsmacked was the incredibly deep and articulate bass. I've never heard anything like it. For me, it has simply 'raised the bar' of what bass production should be. And this was in a lossy 25' x 40' (approx) room. Somehow, some way, I've got to cadge and invite to hear his big speakers.Edit: What is truly sad is that Ocean Way got absolutely no mention from Absolute Sound or Stereophile, nor any audiophile oriented e-zines, while they postively swooned over speakers just as large and expensive, albeit with nicer finishes.....
Hey Buddy,Its not really a fair comparison. I'm quite familiar with the sound of the Altec A-7 driven by an original Mac 275, leastwise 40 years ago. T'was nice, but nowhere near the resolution, or extension, and they couldn't image or soundstage worth a damn. The Ocean Way monitors are simply in a different league, and considering the time lapse and price, they should be.But yes, these monitors appear perfect for BBB, or Bach, Beck, Bon Jovi, Beastie Boys, Beatles, Berlioz.... FWIW,Paul
Big congrats to Wes...Paul, great seeing you at CES...Keep up the good work!