Dunlavy question

I owned the Dunlay SC-IVs and moved up to the SC-Vs. I'm on my second set of Dunlavy SC-Vs and I agree with Cincy bob. More forward sound stage. Much better on piano and hammond organ.

They are large, but in the righ room are great fun!

I have developed quite a passion for Dunlavy products. After 30+ years persuing this hobby, the Dunlavy speakers finally deliver the goods. I own almost every speaker that was made except the SC-VIs, which I may get around to eventually.The SC-Vs are my favorite, but they MUST be set-up properly and really benefit from a fairly large room preferably with a high ceiling. Bi-wire, Bi-amp, go for the gusto with these speakers and they will always reward you with yet another level of transparency. And, of course, there is no better speaker for articulate bass than these.

I currently own both the SC-IVa's and the SC-V's. Both are very good. The V's are just a little bit better in every respect.

BUT, they are bigger, 300+ lbs, and love power despite their efficiency. If you don't have a large room with 9+ ft ceilings, and some big amps, you might not get what the V's are capable of. Both models can send good in the right room, with a big enough amp.