Alternatives to Dunlavy speakers?

With Dunlavy Audio Labs out of business, what are the best alternatives to Dunlavy IV/A and V speakers?

eadese11-12-2002 7:33pm

snook2 Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 627 posts 11-14-2002 at 01:01pm Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete You are correct Audioguy 123. They did sound great in the store which had a smaller room and they were on the long wall. All walls and ceilings were heavily damped with room treatments galour. Even Dunlavy used an anechoic chamber to do his tests and listening. I couldn't get the sound right in MY room. The piega's are a better match.
cdc Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 1,929 posts 11-15-2002 at 04:53am Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete Inner Sound Eros planars?
audiofederation Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 69 posts 11-15-2002 at 06:58pm Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete We went from the Vandy 2ce to the Dunlavy IV, and after a sidestep to the Sonus Faber Extremas...:-), to the Acapella Campaniles. Now we are dealers for the Campaniles, even though (or maybe because? :-) they look like Dunlavy Vs with a horn pasted on the side :-) But Acapella speakers are phase and time correct, efficient, and tall - for that BIG sound we like - just like the Dunlavys. If someone made the IVs and Vs with a nice look (rounded back maybe, exotic woods) and used high-end components instead of generic while keeping the price down... they'd have a hell of a speaker and, I think (BWDIK), a nice customer base. Peiga's seem close - but a little on the 'short' side maybe...? Mike.