No love for Legacy Audio

Just a quick little update; whether it means anything or not, I have no clue. I just got an email from Legacy saying that "The absolute sound" has just awarded Legacy with their 2022 editors choice for 4 of their speakers, The Signature speaker was not included but its big brother the Focus was one of the four. I also learned that the Signature SE is now available as a Signature XD (internal sub amplification).

The broader point being that yes, these guys do get some press!

Also... I have no idea what the "nail on the head" post above is all about

I will add that for the longest time the perception among the vast majority of high-end 'philes was that Legacy were bombastic mid-fi monsters not far off from the present day with Tekton. The prevailing philosophy was that high-end loudspeakers had two or three driver units and cross-over points and that the drivers had to be expensive from a well known producer-most in Scandinavia-with a tower or stand mount configuration. 

Admittedly, that snobbishness and broad predilection was misplaced and inaccurate. But it did persist throughout most of the 80's and 90's and well into the oughts. 

I recently traded a fully active pair of Calibres for a custom pair of Signature SE. They have the new upgraded midrange driver that is seen in the picture of the XD version. Mine don't have the internal amp, but are tri-wire, tri-amp capable with crossover between woofers and midrange, and between midrange and tweeter assembly handled by the Wavelet 2. I drive them with 6 channels of a D-sonic M3a-4000. Really terrific sounding speakers with great flexibility. 

I listened to them at their listening room a few years back. They were just not my cup of tea. I was listening to modded Magnepan 1.7s, evolved to modded Revel F208s and am now in heaven with Spatial X5s.

Barret over at Spec of Tech loves his Focus SEs but watching his take on their Audio Studio bookshelf speaker will blow your mind:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q-VcecnFa40