Anyone hear Classic Audio T9?

@atmasphere If I remember correctly the T3's have two woofers one for mid bass and the other for the very bottom, a built in subwoofer. So, you have 4 subwoofers in the room. Interesting way to do it. Where do you roll off the subwoofers? Where is the crossover between the two woofers in the T3? Most of the nodal behavior is below 100 Hz. A
@honest1 The T7 is a single driver small tower affair that could not possible compete with the T1, T3 or T5. These are multiway horn systems weighing between 200 to 450 lb. 

 If I remember correctly the T3's have two woofers one for mid bass and the other for the very bottom, a built in subwoofer.

Actually its simply two 15" woofers, one forward firing and the other down-firing. They both are operating on the same circuit. But they have a Fs of 22Hz; no worries going to 20Hz (I had my T-3s built a little taller so they would be flat to 20Hz and they do that with no worries). So they are crossed over at 500Hz. The Swarm subs are crossed over at about 65Hz.

Clearly, the T9 won't be able to do everything the T3 does.  But if the main loss is maximum output, I don't listen at crazy volume levels, so I was thinking they might work.  My current speakers have 8" drivers, too (sealed box mid & band pass woofer).  But if the character is unrecognizable from the T3, then it might not be worthwhile.  If I go big, I was thinking more along the lines of the SSIIB (only 1 woofer), so noticably smaller than the T3, but still really hulking by most other standards.  Then there's the question of how does the acoustic lens sound compared to the tractrix horn?  I don't know.  The T5 seemed like a possibility, but it sounded like he doesn't offer it any more, although I could be wrong about that.

No matter what a person's sonic preferences are, I can't imagine them not enjoying the sound of Classic Audio speakers. The sound is just so natural and inviting. I have heard them only twice, and it was in show conditions, but each time I knew that they were speakers that I could love long term. You'll get used to the visual intrusion, and anyway, I think that they're beautiful. 

Then there's the question of how does the acoustic lens sound compared to the tractrix horn?

The lens seems to have a harshness (this entirely IMO) compared to the tractrix horn. If you're interested in the T-9, by all means, call John and talk to him. He's not going to steer you wrong on this!