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RE: Which Sound Lab model did you hear

Posted by goryu on December 11, 2024 at 17:01:37:
I don't recall specific model numbers but at least 3-4 different models over the last 10 years.

Yeah, it's possible they weren't set up optimally. That doesn't change the price/performance metric. No doubt they sound great. They should for their price. They should do the laundry and wash the dishes too for $50K.

Acoustats are indeed rugged. Many are still in service after 30-40 years. Transformers can be ordered. I could probably get a freight car full for the cost of the Sound Labs.

Room treatments only get one so far as you have noted.