Thiel Owners

Tom

I agree with you on the " B " , I believe that is why  different wire 
manufactures and configurations create sonic differences .
The only measurement that I can go by is resistance ,
stating my opinion about wiring or what I am hearing has little 
quantitative value .

Rob

Gs5556  I owned 3.6s for 27 yrs I purchased cs7s last October my has a hairline crack by the woofer. When I contacted rob Gillum it didn’t seem like an issue. FWIW I use a Bryston 4 b which did a great job of driving the 3.6s but is now on the weak side of driving the 7s.ive never heard the 7.2s but the 7s are definitely an upgrade over the 3.6s!I can’t wait to get a bigger amp I feel they expose your equipment upstream and are going to get better as I upgrade my equipment! I agree with Tom as far contacting Rob just to make sure.

Fitter - I got the chance to compare CS7s with 7.2s when I visited Rob G at CSS last Thanksgiving. What a treat! I judge the 7.2 to be more concise / articulate, but he and I both liked the 7s better, as more easily listenable on more material. The main and possibly only difference is the mid drivers. The 7 has flat-front cast styrene pistons and the 7.2 has cones (of unknown to me technology). The flat launch plane eliminates whatever cavity effect the conical pistons might produce. They are both extraordinary speakers that I wouldn't mind owning with the proper room to do them justice.

tomthiel

Thank You for weighing in on CS7 vs. 7.2 models.
Hope you are well and enjoying Summer.

Happy Listening!

Is the Straight Wire used by Thiel of Kentucky 18 guage solid wire  
or is it straned  ?