Aerial replacement for 10T ?

The 8b has PRODIGIOUS bass, overwhelming most rooms, whereas the 7b is a better domestic fit. The original 10t used a precast mid/tweet head mounted onto a QA-nightmare bass cabinet made locally (1/2 mile from me) from MDF. Said manufacturer made MANY MDF cabs for famous names for decades, but QA was always a problem with this small family-run house. Craftsmanship was often quite good, but clone-making was not their forte....
Kelly discovered a fine CAM-cut cabinet-maker for the newer models, and is probably extending that production expertise andefficiency in the Model 9. Hope he nails the midrange finally!

Subaruguru, I suppose it's a good thing you don't live half a mile from Boeing or else nobody reading your posts would want to fly a commercial airliner.

I can't help but think of your post the other day where you claimed your homemade power cables to be 'noise free'.

The very least you could do is add 'IMO' to the end of your posts. I know that supposedly goes without saying but without the 'IMO', some to many may otherwise take what you say as fact.

I mean you almost sounded like Heraldo Rivera doing an expose on Aerial Acoustics. You almost had me believing you.

-IMO

Sorry Brainwater, but you are misled, The Absolute Sound
reviewed the 10 t's in 1993 early fall Volume 18 Issue #
90 pgs.103-106 in their
high end journal.Mr.Chiarella called the original 10t
a breakthrough product and he bought the review pair.
Anyone who would like a copy of this review, send me
an email. Since I own both the old model and the later
10t's I can agree all the way with the quality of the
bass cabinets on the old not being of the quality of
the newer 10t's,sound wise they are different but
both are musical and get them feet tapping.

they will also release a 30 T..I saw the photos on a show coverage..

hifi 111 , thanks for the correction. I will have to look that one up!