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  • Re: Passive Penta speakers

    Ok thanks, Just bare wires then (For an expensive speaker!!) I was expecting binding posts on the penta's. Thanks anyway Shane
    Posted to General Forum (Forum) by shane2468 on 08-25-2008
  • Re: Passive Penta speakers

    j0hnbarker: Single wirable - there are two binding posts under the towers for +ve and -ve wires. Hello thanks, The single wire cables that I have, have 4mm sockets. Would they be able to fit into the penta's? Sorry, I know this is a silly question. Sorry
    Posted to General Forum (Forum) by shane2468 on 08-25-2008
  • Re: Passive Penta speakers

    Sorry, Just another question What is the wire configuration on the passive penta loudspeakers? Are they single or Bi-wireable Thanks
    Posted to General Forum (Forum) by shane2468 on 08-25-2008
  • Re: Passive Penta speakers

    Hello everyone, Thanks for your support on the passive penta loudspeakers.
    Posted to General Forum (Forum) by shane2468 on 08-25-2008
  • Re: Passive Penta speakers

    Yes, that is really a good idea as in going down to life style AV to listen to the penta's. I have also visited the website and I see they are selling some passive penta's that dates from 1993. They say there in good condition with just some minor marks but they don't mention anything thing about the the condition off the woofers. But I'm
    Posted to General Forum (Forum) by shane2468 on 08-25-2008
  • Re: Passive Penta speakers

    shane2468: Dave: These details can be found if you explore the products section of this site... :) The pentas are renowned for sounding warm. They would probably be brilliant for your taste of music. Thank you for your help, My NAD C272 Poweramp should go great with the penta's. I think NAD amps are well known for their warm detailed sound. My C272
    Posted to General Forum (Forum) by shane2468 on 08-25-2008
  • Re: Passive Penta speakers

    Great, Are your penta's passive? If so, what amp are you using to drive them? I have never heard penta's before and I have never heard people discribing their sound much. Weather if they are bright, warm or lively sounding. Then and again it all depends on set up. Also, how much do the passive penta's weigh? Sorry to ask. I'm very bad
    Posted to General Forum (Forum) by shane2468 on 08-25-2008
  • Re: Passive Penta speakers

    Hi, Once again thanks for the help from last night. Please keep up the help, and if you have any other suggestions you are more than welcome to tell me. Also, I would like to know how tall the penta speakers are?? Also, Are these speakers room friendly? And can they be placed up against the back wall, or do they have to be far out??
    Posted to General Forum (Forum) by shane2468 on 08-25-2008
  • Re: Passive Penta speakers

    Hello, Thank for your help, I might still try and risk the penta's one day. And if they don't succeed to do well, then I will have learn my lesson and just sell them and get a nice pair of Linn keilidh speakers. I once had a pair of keilidh's and they were outstanding speakers. Much better then my rega ela's.
    Posted to General Forum (Forum) by shane2468 on 08-24-2008
  • Passive Penta speakers

    Hi there, I'm shane and I am new to this site. I've never owned a B&O product before so I'm not very experienced with them. But I have always seen B&O at Hifi shops on display looking very pretty and mouth watering. And a couple of times I have heard some B&O stuff, and I must say their stuff sound very well. OK, for quite some
    Posted to General Forum (Forum) by shane2468 on 08-24-2008
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