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By the way, you're doing a great job Mr. Mazda.

I guess that was the end of the tip....

Just beautiful. I was thinking on doing the same to my old Polks and now after reading your post I feel more than encouraged to proceed. Thank you eandrade.

For under $200? That's ridiculously low. Where are they? I'll buy them in a heart beat!

Darn...Too far for me. Heck of a good deal.

Agreed.

Just leave him alone. He's just trying to be provocative... and a nuisance.

Fantastic.

Mine.

Respectfully, I don't get what you're trying to say. Mine definitely are RTA-15T not TL.

Pretty good deal? You stole them.

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I am freaking jealous. Some guys are just so lucky.

Wow! Thanks to all for this much valuable info. I'm going to definitely spike my 15Ts. I bet there are a bunch of RTA 15T and TL owners that don't know about the benefits of spiking their bad boys.

restanim is right. That is a terrible location to test speakers -acoustically speaking-. Wood floor is immensely better, and best if you put a thick carpet on top of it. This way you'll get MASSIVE...

I don't think my friend's 1,000 W per channel RMS amp would be powerful enough to move those massive drivers...

Yes, alcohol will clean that up.

BEAUTIFUL BEASTS! Wow! You are soooo lucky. 300 bucks is nothing for those babies.

There's something wrong with those tweeters. They don't look originals.

Yes, they absolutely are.

Of course you'd be upgrading.

I paid $1,400 for them back in 1989 and I am consider myself the luckiest guy for owning them. Freaking great speakers!

You're probably drunk, partner.
The 15TL are one of the most beautiful speakers ever made.

I know what you mean my friend.

Sorry to hear that. I hope some day you'll be able to bring another set of 15TLs to your listening room. I have four of them and I'm thinking on adding another set to the collection, but my wife I'm...