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Owners of speakers by obscure companies chime in

Recently I discovered that there is a cottage industry out there producing some great speakers. Then I posted asking who are these companies and what speakers are they churning out. I was surprised at how many names popped up that I never heard of before. This time around we would like to hear from the owners and their experiences.
One last note, I beleive most of us realize how fortunate for us to have such a variety to choose from, only thing we need to figure out is how do we get to hear them?
Thanks in advance.
pedrillo

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rgs92
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So how come Stereophile and Absolute Sound never review these products?
rgs92
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Which of these companies allow you to try (at home) before
you buy them (and just pay shipping costs, I assume)?
rgs92
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Very well said Shadorne.
Actually, I kind of like small companies that just have 1 or 2 models. I like to think that they concentrate their best efforts. AudioMachina and Ridgestreet come to mind.

I mean, JMLabs and B&W confuse me, each having multiple parallel lines that overlap. (Utopia line vs. Electra? Huh?)
Even car companies aren't this confused.

Yeah, all these bells and whistles annoy me too. I'm not wearing the things.
Just give me a black box that sounds good. I don't want to pay for that aesthetic stuff.

By the way, any one care to comment on the Ridgestreet Sason vs. SPtech Timepiece 3.0/mini?
In my research on the forums, these 2 companies seem to get unanimous, voluminous high praise with just a few offerings.
rgs92
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Thanks Duke! Well, hooray for the Web I guess. Good luck.
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