Thiel Owners

Tom,

Also...after the Hale Transcendence 8's Paul built a new interesting looking flagship speaker, the Alexandra (or Alexandria), which can be seen down the page in this old CES 99 report:

http://www.enjoythemusic.com/wces99/speakers.htm

The few people who heard it absolutely raved about it.  But since it never went in to production due to Hales folding soon afterward, it became something of a unicorn. Did you ever hear it?

I finally got around to measuring my room/speaker interactions on my Thiel 2.4s using REW and uploading a convolution filter to roon.  ITS AMAZING!  TIGHTENING UP EVERYTHING.  Imaging if far superior now to what it was before.  Frighteningly good.  Suggest you try it.

prof - I have not heard the Alexandra. I moved to New Hampshire and by the late 90s I was focused on things other than audio.

pw - The room is so often the major culprit in the mix. Thiels are point source emulation and therefore wide dispersion, so room reflections matter more. Also the coherent wavefront tends to stimulate room modes more readily than the slurred wavefronts of higher order speakers. I am a fan of physical room treatment as much as possible. Tell us about REW.

All - Are any of you proficient in patent and trademark law? If so I would like to confer about Thiel intellectual property. Send PM or email tomthiel@worldpath.net

tomthiel

Thank You for being a valuable team member, contributor, here on this thread. Fascinating information on Hales and baffle design structure.
Hope one of the men here can assist you on Patent, Trademark Law.

Happy Listening!