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New Acuhorn speakers arriving - anyone heard them?

I'm getting a pair of Acuhorn Biancore 155 speakers, and will be mating them with a pair of KR Audio 6000 tube monoblocks.

Here is a link to the site:
http://www.acuhorn.pl/

I'm guessing the match will be great and that the speakers whould be a nice step up from my Audio Physic Virgo II speakers that I just sold, but I wanted to see if anyone has heard these before? I took a bit of a gamble as I've very little experience with horn speakers, but am hoping I'll be rewarded. Can anyone share any first hand experience of these speakers? Also, any advice on placement would be valuable too (do they need to be far away from the wall etc). Thanks.
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sksos
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I think you will enjoy them very much. I had a pair and am now getting in the 175's. Since the 155's have the same driver in the back they do require a bit of distance from the back wall to "breath". The 155's are best for classical music, it is not a rock & roll speaker.
HAPPY LISTENING,
Steve
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bequerel
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Where do you guys buy your Acuhorns? I suppose that you are in the US?
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outlier OP
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Hi Bequerel:
I believe the Acuhorn 155 I'm getting is one of only a few currently in the US just now. I believe it was a dealer demo.

Steve, thanks for the info on the Acuhorns. I have a good room to let the 155s breath, although might be moving soon, so fingers crossed will have a good room there too. I can't wait to get these speakers - they're delayed in shipment just now, so might be another week or two before I can share impressions.

Cheers,
John.
bequerel
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Outlier, please keep us updated on your Acuhorn 155. I should be getting my Secco145s in about a week, and I am considering the 155s or the 175s for a bigger listening room.
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outlier OP
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Bequerel and others, I'll keep you posted on my impressions. The speakers are not shipping till Monday of next week now from NYC, so it will be a while till I get them in California. I'll post my findings then.

Cheers,
John.
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