Audio Artistry Dvorak.Any users?

Kurt: Good point about the distance for good soundstaging.
These guys like to be wide apart and back as far as possible.
I also think the towers are to tall for on-axis listening. The tweeter is a good 12 inches above your head (if you are reclining or in a proper "groove" position). I corrected this by mounting the tower and subwoofer on a single 12x2 wooden plank. Next, I cut the plank between the tower and sub and attached some door hinges (two per plank). Finally, I placed a one inch dowel (about broomstick size) under the pivot point which provides the perfect amount of tilt (aims right at your face). Trust me, it's worth the work...

thanks for your input all!
I agree with you Dweller that the speaker gets better and better w better equipment (and thank for tilt tips). With the new Ayre V1x it was fantastic. Since BEL has been a reference for AA people I bet that its sounds good (bel is not sold here in Europe-btw has the new Bel balanced in and outs and whats the price in US?) Im a little bit puzzled that you got so good results with mixing amps-here in Scandinavia the few AA owners agrees on that some of the magic disapear if you dont use exactly the same amps for mains and subs!Kurt do Y really listen 25 feets away from the spkers.You must have big room! What distance do you have between your spkrs ?

Ulf, that is the distance between the speakers.room is long and unfortunately not very deep, 10 feet. have them toed-in slightly, and achieve nice width and depth staging at that separation distance. kurt

I read a post on Audio Asylum by a BillC stating that Audio Artistry is out of business. BillC are a audiopress reviewer. According to my knowledhe Aufio A i still alive and well. Anyone w more information on this subject!