Quality of construction on some speakers- namely Harbeth


I have been doing, the what I am sure is impossible, looking for a great consencus speaker to try.  Because of my tinnitus and some suggestions- I am looking at cloth or other soft tweeters that emphasis mid range.  Harbeth and quite a few other BBC sound speakers are highly thought of and seem to fit my needs.  While looking at used speakers out there, I couldn't help but notice that besides being a lot of ham handed owners, a lot of these box speakers are coming apart at the the corners and their veneers are cracking.  My question is, English moist country made and then living in drier climates doom these to seperating or is it just knocking them over causing it?
mocktender

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Hard to find new, Energy rc-70 pair is what your looking for.
Highs rolled off, and are sublime for low level, and volume.
Smoothest highs, and the midrange is so good, it puts me to sleep. Klipsch ruined energy, forever angry.
One of the best speakers.
If you can find the rc-70, you will have 20 years of pleasure.
The cf-70’s are ok, but have a more detailed and up front tweeter, but are tamed nice with tweaks.

$. Not to bad for the CF-70’s. Worth a audition.


Happy hunting.




 Harbeth are good speakers, tone, parts, drivers, etc etc.