Transmission line speakers

Ok,I finally put my system up, there's a picture of the IMF TSL50's, a nude pic..I'll try to put some others too.

The mk2 are better looking as they would have nice wood instead of the black paint, non-the-less a fantastic speaker...that I'm proud to own.

I'm thrilled with my hifi now! took long enough!!

I didn't think about Castle having T-lines,thanks

This is funny !
Owned the B&W DM2A in the mid 70's, and replaced them in 1978 with........IMF TLS50Mk2's !
The listening room I had, was too small for these speakers, so I moved on to Elipson B1303's in 1980.

Serious Stereo makes an excellent transmission line speaker using the Altec 604H. It is rather large but is 102db and the bass is deep with extreme clarity.

It would appear that you have taken Rodman99999's advice, although possibly unwittling. The IMF was made by Irving M. Fried, while he resided in England, before moving to Pennsylvania and starting Fried Products. So you are the proud owner of a pair of "Frieds". The one I saw in the picture was the "left" speaker (tweeter is on the inside). Not only will you find the sound of a transmission line such as this very pleasing, but the rules are more liberal for placement. As the bass will not become bloated when it's placed close to the rear or side walls. So you can set them up where the WAF facter is excellent, without comprimising the sound quality. I have some experience with Fried so if you need anything, just write.