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What speakers use SEAS or SEAS-sourced drivers?

I realize that drivers do not a great speaker make. However, based on my somewhat limited exposure, 75% of the loudspeakers that I really like happen to use SEAS drivers, especially those from the premium Excel line. These drivers produce a refined tonal quality that is quite pleasing to my ears.
I’m therefore hoping to build a shortlist of speakers using SEAS drivers. I want to make sure that I’m not missing out on any models when I go auditioning.
So far my partial list contains the following in no particular order:
Joseph Audio
Tyler Acoustics
Chesky
Amphion
Devore Fidelity
Cary Audio

Please help me complete my list. Thank you.
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murphythecat
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Amphion argon/one18/one15, Krpyton all use Seas midbass, mids and tweeters. some modified
ATC: used to use their tweeter
Harbeth 30 and 40 and shl5 p3esr and c7es3 use seas tweeter
Joseph audio pulsar and perspective use seas midbass and tweeterr from seas
Devore 096 use seas midbass 

ect

Seas makes some of the best drivers in the business. I nowadays use a pair of Seas A26. lovely things
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mjcmt
710 posts
 
I agree that speakers utilizing Seas drivers are particularly good sounding. I use the Seas Froy mk3 kit from Madisound and it's quite spectacular. If your handy w woodworking consider it.
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mjcmt
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Murphythecat,
I've been thinking of building the Seas a26 kit from Madisound. Does it sound like a modern version of the Dynaco a25, which is praised for its beautiful lush midrange? I will be pairing w a tube amp in a small listening room.
gochurchgo
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Verdant uses Seas I think
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