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Audio Discussion => List your system => Topic started by: aether_tech on June 05, 2020, 11:45:27 PM

Title: Hen's Teeth: Domus Finch speakers (/w SMSL SA-50 Plus and Google AudioCast)
Post by: aether_tech on June 05, 2020, 11:45:27 PM

Took me a few years to find a pair of these, thankfully a Redditor offered to sell me his pair.

Had them in my closet for a few months waiting for some other things in life to work themselves out - but got the pair set up today in my sun room and spent close to six hours streaming various epic and power metal songs (and a few classic rock songs for good measure.)


Gorgeous walnut speakers, amazing sound considering both their age, and 'off-the-shelf' drivers of the time. DLK, you genius crossvoer-making man! (they do lack a bit of bass, but all they've got to work with his a 6" mid and 1" tweeter, no ports/radiators.)

(https://imgur.com/0WxqH1M)

(https://imgur.com/U6Wnqdt)

Title: Re: Hen's Teeth: Domus Finch speakers (/w SMSL SA-50 Plus and Google AudioCast)
Post by: aether_tech on June 05, 2020, 11:48:01 PM

img tags dont' work?

https://imgur.com/U6Wnqdt

Title: Re: Hen's Teeth: Domus Finch speakers (/w SMSL SA-50 Plus and Google AudioCast)
Post by: aether_tech on June 05, 2020, 11:48:51 PM

And no edit button, ok.


(https://imgur.com/0WxqH1M)


https://imgur.com/0WxqH1M

Title: Re: Hen's Teeth: Domus Finch speakers (/w SMSL SA-50 Plus and Google AudioCast)
Post by: scorpio333 on June 06, 2020, 11:41:14 AM

Quote from: aether_tech on June 05, 2020, 11:48:51 PM

And no edit button, ok.


(https://imgur.com/0WxqH1M)


https://imgur.com/0WxqH1M

The forum has multiple quirks. Nice looking speakers.

(https://i.imgur.com/0WxqH1M.jpg)

Title: Re: Hen's Teeth: Domus Finch speakers (/w SMSL SA-50 Plus and Google AudioCast)
Post by: aether_tech on June 06, 2020, 02:59:12 PM

I removed the speakers on my spare 3rd non-quite-working Finch,

gallery : https://imgur.com/gallery/5shGNXJ

one cap cross-over, tweeter and (what little) mid info is available.

front and back are over an inch of walnut, sides feel like 3/4"-1" thick, and front and back panels are resting on a rabbet.

So, thats all the info I have on the Finches.