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My most enjoyed listening since I’ve got the m60s was a dark living room with wood stove glowing. Snowing lightly outside. Empty quiet house and BB King. Not loud. Just pleasant medium volume.

Just “thrilling”.

“ You gave me seven children, and now you want to give em back!” Classic.

I'd like to put a wood stove in my 40 year old bLuLu. I had a great time with her (and my BFF/FWB) in Nelson and some of the nearby ghost towns.

She’s a classic! Wood stoves in vans and RV ‘ s are all the rage these days. Mini wood stoves too. Specialty made for that exact application.

Are you sure you don’t want to put 24 12” subs in there and go for the 150 dB bass world record? I can here the audiophile review now “ overly coloured low end “.

Ha ha.

24x12" subs in there would provide similarly good heating.

Ah yes, the soft subtle subdued heat of melting voice coils. Nothing better.

Ok here’s a weird find. I tried to go to Bryston website. Looks like they’re re vamping. There’s a link / icon for a “ T. rex”.
The link doesn’t work but a google search turns up Tanner at an audio show with two model t’s stacked ( I’ve read how much you guys like stacking:) ). Tweeters together in the middle. Wow! Set up like a line array but with all the various woofer sizes. Is this gonna be a product they re gonna market?
That’s different for sure.

Oh nevermind. I dug a little deeper. It’s been in the works for awhile. Wonder if connecting the speaker boxes like that would need some resonance support to prevent vibration between the cabinets. Gonna be an active crossover design too. Really interesting. With that many woofers and tweeters it’s sure moving a lot of air.

Anybody ever tried 2 pairs of m100 ‘s not stacked , but side by side? Would that even work timing wise? How much more SPL would you get out of it? Or is stacking the trick to spread it all out? I’m just talking out loud here , wondering. Not really needing an answer per se , just musing. But interesting to ponder. Add some dual ep 800’s beside them. Give em tons of power. Hmmmmmm.

Pretty cool the things that are coming out. I really think these lfr’s are ahead of their time by the sounds of it.

Two model T's stacked like that would be the model I.

In general you don't want to stack side-by-side because it spreads out the apparent source of sound and seems to weaken imaging.

It might be more workable if the speakers were identical (I'm a bit fuzzy on that) but so far all of our stacking opportunities seem to have been with different models, eg M2's on top of M60's.

Oh my... definitely tall ceilings required:

Active loudspeakers

The full size T-Rex stacks are just under 9 feet tall.

Yes, James and crew had these on display at a recent Toronto audio show. The sound was incredible and everywhere in their room! Not my photo, but here they are in the wild! https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=...e=3&theater