Horning Eufrodites - help needed with boomy bass

Some back round here.
http://www.google.com/patents?id=bbsBAAAAEBAJ&printsec=frontcover&dq=4899387&hl=en&sa=X&ei=GyGRT_7aNYSo4gTV8s2eBA&ved=0CDIQ6AEwAA

And again here.
http://www.stereophile.com/roomtreatments/1289phantom/index.html

Happy Fathers Day. Tom

While waiting to see what to do with the Eufrodites, I had to listen to music, which with the Eufros wasn't possible.
Called up a local guy here who was selling some 70's stars, the Celestion Ditton 66, which I had already owned in the past.
550 euros, just as a place holder until matters are sorted out with the HH.
They arrived 2 hours later, delivered by the seller, ugly as hell.
Put them just there, where there was space, hooked them up, music on. Halleluiah.
No boom.
Fast bass.
Speakers completely, but completely disappear in the room.

Yes, the highs aren't as refined and maybe even it's time to replace the tweeter but this is 550 euros of pure musical pleasure.

Now we can calmly solve the HH issues.

Can I ask you what it was about the Eufrudites that attracted you in the first place? Often with single driver or horn speakers people are struck by the immediacy. Often that love affair goes away. The music is might be too intense or not natural sounding.

I ask because I think you should be looking at other speakers. Too bad you couldn't make it to the Munich show...might have found something there you liked.

Amuseb, To answer your previous question: Alas they are in family room, and I am prohibited from using room treatments. So I can't claim to be enjoying audiophile sound, but then again these aren't really audiophile speakers. In the past I've used ASC room treatment products with great success.

Thanks psag.
Interesting, what do you refer to as audiophile speakers?