Good job! Finished!

Ron, I have watched your videos since your first one and this video is clearly one of your very best.

"I wish I had, I wish I had..." your turntable! Look at that thing!!! GORGEOUS!

Great series - thanks

Great job Ron!

Ron, I’ve had the bug for some time to purchase replacements for my 40+ year old Yamaha 1000Ms. I had seriously been considering these speakers after seeing various CSS reviews. Your review pushed me over the top and I have been blissfully marveling at the sound of these for about 3 weeks now. They do everything beautifully that my Yamahas did and improve the areas where I thought the Yamahas weak. I’m sure there are still better speakers out there but much better than this and I wouldn’t be able to stand it. Thanks soooo much. 😊 oh, I got the kit with upgraded crossover and all. A bit of a problem shoehorning the two crossovers into the box but man do they sound beautiful. Mabe

Fantastic video series Ron. I can't wait to see what you do in the future!

Sweet 👍. Great assertation . Love the editing and background set. Awesome job man! Great review. Have a great weekend. ✌️

Great video series! I'm debating buying the kit with premium crossovers, Adante AS-61s, and Bouchardt S400s.... Having in-depth experience with these and the Adante's, how would you compare the two?

Ron I really enjoyed the CSS series, a great in depth look at those gorgeous speakers. Awesome work man!

Good wrap up of these speakers, Ron. I would like you to try to get a pair of Carnegie Acoustics CST-1 from Danny and see what you think of them. I have a pair and I think for the money they are fantastic.

Great review Dave !

Which setup would you prefer to own: CSS 2TD set on top of GR Research's open-baffle h-frame subs -OR- the GR Research Super Mini set on GR Research's open-baffle h-frame subs?

Sir! I loved the review! It begs the question: How do these stack up to the GR Research AV-3's? I know that's not your bag....anyway, thank you for the review! One more question: With the subs, did the dynamics improve enough? It's kind of a different question than midbass performance.

I've always been very impressed with MTM speakers, even though they only kind I've ever owned have been marketed as center channels. I recently bought a Klipsch RP-500C center channel for my very modest home theater, and was SHOCKED at just how neutral they were! They only go down to 60 Hz, but they roll off very nicely, and have fairly clean, decent bass. I think Klipsch could have a really good multi-channel speaker using the RP-500C as a starting point, with a simple cross-over upgrade that would allow for a bit more bass, getting to 50 Hz at least. Yes, you would still need a sub to round things out, but still.... I really like these 2TD's, but they are far too rich for my blood. If you have any "cheap audio" MTM's you would recommend, I'm all ears.

Nice review Ron and a great overview/final thoughts. These do sound like good speakers indeed and I'm with you, would rather have that bit of color to the midrange than have a speaker that is all encompassing, no holds barred accuracy and thus risk listener fatigue and since I listen to a wide variety of music from vintage rock/pop and some of that jangly Strats of the 60's and muddy, way over dubbed music (Gary US Bonds) to vintage Jazz to classic rock etc, I need a speaker that gives details, but not at the expense of listener fatigue and found those with some vintage ADS speakers, yes, they are colored, but I'm fine with that but not so much so that I loose details. If you want to hear the full rendition of the drum kit, such as Nick Fleetwood's kit in Rumours, these ADS speakers will give you that, no other speaker I've had in the past did this. So, details but easy to listen to and as you say, these TD's will do just that. Good job!

please make more videos about how to use Clio Pocket

I'm looking for super accurate reproduction for production purposes and then I can A/B to a speaker like this to verify that it translates well. At least that's my theory for now, still new to this.

I wish them well. I have never heard of them before which infers buy and hold = buy and stuck with them.

How do they compare to the Harbeths? (Especially the SHL5+)?

Good review, Ron. How about a review of the CSS P215. I've seen & read several positive reviews of it, and I'd love to hear your impressions. Thanks

as most speakers needs a subwoofer to make a full range system, then why did they not change the two woofers that works with a sealed cabinet and then you don't have the compromises that ports have, and a subwoofer integrates better.

The whole 5 seperate chapters thing way too much, overkill without return. Better is one but longer and nuanced.

Great video, the product is honest just like your review thx!, i have the 12" and 15" subs :) ,

This just proves my theory. You pay waaaayyyyyyy too much for finish today. NO spkrs today are even close to being worth the price.

Imho over 3k for this speaker is steep. Much better values out there based on how you explain these sound. Elac adante as61 is now 1500 a pair!! More thsnnhalf the price! Polk lsim703 are now $449 a pair. Not to mention some tower speakers that will crush these for overall sound...martin logan 60xt..now 2k a pair!@@ cantons...german made 2500 to 3k a pair. I'm not impressed.

Better than the BUCHARDT S400

Still talking about the same speakers? Good Lord😔

audioscience forum lives for flat.... once it measures flat they buy