Anthony Gallo Acoustics Classico CL-3 Loudspeaker (TAS 224)
Little Big Speaker
August 29th, 2012 -- by Chris MartensSource: The Absolute Sound
ASSOCIATED EQUIPMENT
Digital sources: Musical Fidelity kW SACD player, Rega Isis CD Player/DAC
Amplification: Rega Osiris integrated amplifier
Speakers: Magnepan 1.7 loudspeakers
Interconnects: Furutech Lineflux and
Speaker cables: Furutech Speakerflux cables
Power products: Furutech Daytona 303 multi-mode AC power filter/distributor, Furutech Powerflux power cables
Room treatments/racks: Solid Tech Rack of Silence equipment racks, Auralex Studiofoam and RPB Binary Acoustic Diffsorber acoustic treatments
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Comments
That tweeter looks mighty familiar. I'll bet it's the main reason the speakers image so well. I can't remember who developed the tweeter, but remember Radio Shack using it in a small 2-way.
The CDT tweeters aren't related to the Linaeum tweeters used in Radioshack's designs, if they're the ones you're thinking of.
They sure look like it!
The CDT tweeters aren't related to the Linaeum tweeters used in Radioshack's designs, if they're the ones you're thinking of.
It seems that Classico floor standing speakers' prices have now been reduced by $800-1000 for a pair. This makes the classico 3 about $1500 and classico 4 about $2500. In that case if one is looking at that price range, is classico 4 worth it? I wonder why you all chose to review the 3 and not the 4?