Graz, the guy who makes the ribbon replacements for Apogee speakers, is looking at making new replacements for Infinity owners. This project was born by Infinity owners at the (Audiokarma forums)...but didn't go over well with management at that forum. Some of the conversation moved to our forum (Apogee forum)...as a way to help those guys out. http://www.audioworld.com/sw/Forum1/HTML/007441.html You could probably contact some of the Infinity guys through email to find out how the project is progressing? Dave |
good luck.I have had many infinity speakers over the years and loved them dearly.It became to hard to find parts.if you concider what they cost back then to what wages were that in todays money you would spend about 15 to 20 thousand on speakers a bit rich for me.I use maggi 3.6r with (4) rs1b bass towers and infinity servocontrol/crossover,this i think you already have.The 3.6s are about 4 thousand.The ribbon tweeters are excelant the mids are the same,do not run them full range.Just use the mids highs on the maggi,s set the servo control units low pass cutoff control to high 2 position that will crossover at 250 Hz that is what magnapans manual says the 3.6s crossover at.Run this setup like two seperate systems use the maggi crossover but only the mids and highs.I am shore you will be more than pleased with the sound.IT will also take lots of good interconects mostly silver.Speaker cable (psc)copper will work great.The cables are where the expence comes in.Infinitys mids and highs sound good with lamp cord because they are so bright.I miss my infinitys but what i have now is sonicly superior.Good luck |
I'd give Bill Legall of Millersound a call at (215) 412-7700. Although he known most for some serious Vandersteen upgrades, Infinity is his true passion. I doubt anyone has done more Infinity work than Bill. He's done a lot of work to the EMIM and EMIT drivers in his own IRS Beta and IRS V to make them better performing, better sounding, and more reliable. |
