Way cool Outlaws. Just wanted to congratulate you on getting the LCR speaker out to us.

Keep up the good work!

The S&V review is up. Looks good...

--Chuck

Indeed, congratulations on the LCR! I'll have to keep an eye out for the next issue of S&V...

Edit: that's what I get for leaving a page idle for an hour before posting! Off to read a review real quickly.

Interesting reading...this might be one of a few speakers that can do well with 2 channel as well as multichannel sound thanks to the flexibility of the crossovers.

The LCR announcement generated a bit of evening reading over here - between the web page, the manual, and the review, there's quite a bit to look through. It does sound like a very well thought-out product with some unusual capabilities.

Sounds great!! If I hadn't just convinced the wife of a set of Zu Druids I might have to look at these!

Congrats, your products are great. They do look like the Platinum speakers I bought about 9 years ago & they are still great. That company made some good speaker but went out of business around 1999. If they sound like those you have a winner.

I'd love to give these a test drive some day. Tough to make a purchasing decision based off one review and not having the chance to audition them.

I have the Klipsch RB-75 reference system and it's great for acoustic music and movies, but falls flat when listening to symphony, ambient and trance music. Considering my system is setup in my living room, I tend to listen to a lot of music in that room. These might be an ideal replacement, especially at this price point.

Klipsch RB-75: http://hometheatermag.com/compactspeakers/1103klipsch/

I think that's why they offer a 30 day in-home trial, so you can audition them.

Right, but it's a bit of a hassle unpacking everything, hooking them up and then repacking them if you're not happy. A lot of work in 30 days IMO.