The ones I had were totally mint with the most gorgeous rosewood cabinets ala yours - I think the veneer was cut from the same tree!. I don't need David Bailey type photo's for the image of those speakers to firmly reaffix itself.

BTW Ben - thanks for the postage payment for the brochure.

Chris.

I remember I was told that my Dynaudio Focus 140 were "hungry speakers" that required a very powerful amplifier in order to get them to perform well. Several reviews and assessments say your amp should be able to deliver 200W to do them justice.

I have them connected to my Beolab 5000, and I have never had the volume above 6, it's simply too loud. The Beomaster 6500 will have no difficulty "driving" the 150s, unless you intend to install them in a discoteque to have 600 people dancing to them.

Forget all that audiophile bunkum about matching specs etc. Ben - Soundproof is right.

Make sure though that you get a protractor, sextant, and laser-level just so you get the right degree of toe-in on those 150s in your listening room, okay? Otherwise the whole system will be massively underperforming...