Thiel Owners

Meadowlark speakers were also concerned with time alignment/coherence along with exceptional build quality and, depending on your tastes, aesthetics as well.  From what I’ve been able to cull off the interweb thingy, Mr McGinty was a “ poor business man “ who wanted to produce good speakers, period. 

And they are.  From the Kestrels on up they offer remarkably “true” sonics. Although compared to Thiel they struck me as somewhat less lively in the mids and highs, I found them to be one of my personal faves.  My girlfriend still has a pair of Kestrels that I gave her around 5 years ago. While the cabinet veneers could use some refurbishing, the solidity of the cabinets themselves is rather impressive - especially considerate of the fact that they set me back around $500 for the pair. 

Good stuff. 

Thank You, as always, Tom Thiel.
shortly after the TT1 launched, I spoke with several Thiel dealers/retailers, and the response was positive. There were a limited amount of reviews as well. All positive among the Audio press. I wonder how many pairs were built? Sold?  Happy Listening!

oblgny
Good to see you my New York Brother (or north of the Mason-Dixon line).Hope you are well and enjoying Summer with your family. This season is certainly drawing near closure fast, as Fall, approaches.
Happy Listening!

Jay - when Rob had access to the New Thiel cache when they were closing the Nashville facility, he reported that 3 pairs of the series had been sold. There was inventory, but I don't know how much or what became of them. Rob didn't bite.

Add to the 2.7 development team: Gary Dayton and Lana Ruth.
The design engineering firm was Warkwyn, Ontario. I think the lead designer was Tim Gladwyn. The 2.7 XO is very different from Jim's 3.7 XO. I hope to eventually learn enough to report on the significance.