I've bought from Tekton three times, The Perfect SET, Impact Monitors and some kind of center channel his was selling in ready to ship. Two of the transactions went fine. The Impact Monitor transaction did not. Ordered them with grills. The speakers showed up and the grills did not. It took weeks to get the grills and when they arrived they didn't fit, too short by a fraction of an inch. Let Tekton know and they said they would ship replacements. After bugging them monthly for about 6 months and no replacements ever shipped, I just got a refund on the grills.
So, my suggestion is to not get any Tekton speaker prepped for grills. Eric Alexander still uses pin type grill mounts which suck. He should have converted to magnetically mounted grills 15+ years ago like nearly every other speaker manufacturer has done.
Also, all eight feet receptacles came out of the speaker cabinets when I replaced them with higher quality GAIA feet. Had to use glue on all eight inserts to reinstall them. Not a good look on a pair of $3000 Impact Monitor speakers (they have bunch of factory upgrades).
Has anyone here had any dealings with Tekton, particularly their subwoofers
As I explore options for replacing equipment I am it seems constantly finding new sources of components to consider. Tekton has appeared on my radar due to another thread here at audiogon. I just wondered if anyone has gone this direction for subwoofers in particular, but I also have questions about their full range speakers and what they are like to deal with. Given that the world of hi-fi has become even more of a smoke and mirrors game than it has been in the past, I am more cautious about who I am willing to throw down money for than I ever have been.
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