Suggest your most desired MSRP $1,500-$3,000 Stand Mount for a Shootout.

LSA-10 Statement - I would strongly avoid it

@tweak1

@johnc5

I had them for 2 months, bought them new. I listened to them for weeks, side by side with 3 other speakers, same price category. They lacked the imaging, character, the dullest speakers I ever had.

The real bad sign was: I went to 3 dealers to trade them in, no one would bite, they said: "no one knows these, no on wants these"

I tried to sell it here and on usaudiomart for HALF of what I paid for it, it took 2 months to get 2 low ball offers.

On top of that, they were full of scratches when I received them. I spent $200 with a furniture maker to fix them.

It was an absolutely painful experience, and listening to them was no joy either

And I tried to do my homework: I contacted 3 reviewers to get feedback, None of them responded to me. So those reviews are suspicious to me, especially with what I heard.

@tweak1 

yes, I did, many times. He was reasonable in that he extended the warranty to the new owner who finally bought it from me.

@johnc5 

yes it's possible

@chorus 

actually 4, including my "garage" speakers

#1 my 25 year old Celestion 5s

#2 my 20 year old Cambridge Soundworks Ensemble III

#3 Dynaudio Evoke 10 (new)

#4 Totem Sky (new)

these were all somewhat or significantly cheaper than the LSAs and they were all way more musical and forward than the LSA. I couldn't believe how dull they were. 

Someone from Underwood HiFi reached out to me to address my concerns. I responded and I never heard back. It's such a typical and sad customer treatment, band-aid over the complaint and not the issue. 

Dynaudio Evoke 20