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Selling my much loved Rogers LS6a speakers, only because I upgraded to the Harbeth Super HL5s late last year which is essentially it's more of the same.
these are of the BBC linage, a similar sound to Spendor, Falcon, Stirling Broaadcast, Harbeth and of course the original BBC Monitors. Comparisons to electrostaics are reasonable too. These are very much voiced to the domestic rather than the studio market.
There's a few small scuffs on the wood but nothing significant.
I had stands made to bring them to the "correct" height for seated listening.
Looking for €450 including stands now down to €400!
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