I'll soon be getting a pair of RogerSound Lab CG-6 speakers, which I understand is a later model of RSL speakers. They look very nice and well built. Does anyone have experience with this model?
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RSL was a Southern California 'boutique' brand many years ago. Sold my 3600s to fund the purchase of Magnepan MG-1s from which I have not looked back. The 3600's were a reasonable clone of the than popular JBL4311 model. I liked the RSL 3300s better, but the 3600's have the nice dome tweeter. Reasonably sensitive, a little bloomy in bass (ported w/typical peak) with nice extended highs and reasonable power demands. I would use them with an all vintage system, certainly not currently as a first-string speaker. I still own the rack I purchased there...... Good, ethical dealer/ manufacturer. |
I just bought a pair of RSL 3300's for $120. I really like them - Hoping to find a pair of JBL4312/4412's to stack with them. They are pretty efficient so I had to resurrect a Crown DC 300A to be able to back them down a bit from my large Advents with a Nak Stasis PA-7A-2. There are also some time alignment issues so I will likely go back to stacked large Advents until I can find another pair or the JBL's that match |
upscaleaudio ... "Rogersound Labs was very competitive and had a higher dollar volume per square foot than any other retailer in the country. They were very successful. I worked there and it was truly different than any other gig in the country." Did you work with Michael Harvey in the high-end room? Frank |
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