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    Quote Originally Posted by struth View Post
    Only handle a woman's goods if she uses same perfume as the wife

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    Quote Originally Posted by struth View Post
    Only handle a woman's goods if she uses same perfume as the wife
    I am far from sure that Bev will let me handle her "goods".

    Quick initial review .....

    Quite lightweight in tonality - bass is about equivalent to a not very big standmount box speaker.
    Subwoofer needed, really - and I have a small one plumbed in now. It needs that little extra tonal weight in my system/room.

    But very, very lucid and articulate.
    And the soundstaging .... astonishingly good - 3D with excellent depth and image focus.
    I find so far that they are best facing straight ahead.

    I was trying out various 'test tracks' as one does .... then I just settled down with one of my favourite albums, and got carried away and submerged in the sheer musicality of it. Which is what matters, imho.

    It took a couple of hours, or more, of listening to start to adjust to the presentation, which is quite individual..

    So, yes, a very good start. I look forward to the coming days of re-exploring music Podium-style!
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    Quote Originally Posted by jandl100 View Post
    I am far from sure that Bev will let me handle her "goods".



    Quote Originally Posted by jandl100 View Post
    It took a couple of hours, or more, of listening to start to adjust to the presentation, which is quite individual..
    Yes the Podiums are indeed "individual".... they sound like no other speaker I've heard

    Enjoy Jerry....
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    Jerry, do tell, we're all on tenterhooks (whatever they are)...

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    Quote Originally Posted by jandl100 View Post

    It took a couple of hours, or more, of listening to start to adjust to the presentation, which is quite individual..
    When I owned mine they were alongside my Hedlund Horns with Lowther DX4 drivers. Just imagine my 'period of adjustment'
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    Highly modified Endorphin P17 open baffle speakers containing both vintage and modern alnico drivers and paper cones. All silver wired - 8" Cube Audio FC8 full range drivers and vintage 15" Altec VOTT 416 bass drivers. All sat on Townsend Audio Podium seismic isolation platforms.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jazid View Post
    Jerry, do tell, we're all on tenterhooks (whatever they are)...

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    Oh dear, I must be more catastrophic than I realised, I had to know more after your teasy reply, and find the origin quite interesting:

    https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tenterhook

    Woe is me

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    How's it going with the Podiums Jerry...?

    I loved their very different sound

    In the end I decided to stick with Maggies but if Maggies weren't available I would have stayed with the Podiums and been very happy with them
    Bev


    Mark Levinson N°390s CD Through:Atlas Elektra XLR's To: Mark Levinson N°383 To: Magneplanar .7's

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    Hi Bev

    I now have two Podium threads going - that's too much for my small brain to keep track of, so I've reverted to my own system blog in the Gallery section!


    My latest comments on the Podiums are here -- https://theartofsound.net/forum/show...73#post1020673
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