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    System #536 (CLS II)

    Thanks, Tim. I enjoyed your thread about the evolution of your system, building a dedicated listening room yourself. Quite an accomplishment, you should be proud.
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    System #536 (CLS II)

    Thank you very much! Anybody listen to open reel on their ML?
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    System #536 (CLS II)

    The same with mine, for a while several years ago I added a pair of Decca ribbon tweeters placed on brackets. Added a bit of transient detail.
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    System #536 (CLS II)

    I agree completely about the Spicas, John Bau was the designer and certainly built a classic. It's tough to find a pair that hasn't needed tweeter or driver replacements. The characteristics of the crossover components were individually matched to the driver specifications.
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    System #536 (CLS II)

    Thank you, I'm enjoying it very much. This is the first time I've been able to have all of my records and tapes in the same location as the equipment. It's great to be able to pick out a record and not have to go into another room to hear it. In our previous house the listening room was too...
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    System #536 (CLS II)

    Thank you, great to be here! Thanks for operating this forum.
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    System #536 (CLS II)

    Here's some more:
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    System #536 (CLS II)

    Thanks, Dave! Here are some additional photos:
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    System #536 (CLS II)

    Hello, 1. Ken Swauger 2. Hagerstown, MD. USA 3. CLS II 4. 1994 5. Crossover can be switched from CLS II to CLS IIa 6. KWS 1 preamp, KWS 2 amplifiers, Maplenoll Ariadne Signature, Shelter 901, Bent Audio Silver transformer, Tom Tutay phono stage, Janis W1, Harbeth HL5, Spica SP50, conrad-johnson...
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    Hello from Maryland

    Hello, I'm using amplifiers that I built based on the Altec 1570B tube amplifiers that use a directly heated triode 811A tubes in a push-pull output. Unfortunately I have expensive audio tastes but a working man's (now retired) budget, so I have to figure out how to do things myself with help.
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    Hello from Maryland

    Hi Brad, It's difficult to add anything to what has already been said about these speakers. Their freedom from coloration, superb transient response, clarity of sound and feeling of depth make listening a joy. Granted care with room placement and matching associated equipment are important, but...
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    Hello from Maryland

    Hello All, Just moved to a new house with a larger listening room and was able to once again listen to my CLS II speakers. They sound excellent once again! Cheers!
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    Guard dog

    I love pet photos! More!
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    Examining CLS II and IIa crossovers

    Hello Jonathan, Thanks for your comment. I've completed one of the speakers, directly connected the speaker wire to the PCB. Changed the "soft/flat" switch to go from II to IIa crossover. Replaced the fuse holder on the power supply board and generally cleaned all the necessary connections. Now...
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    Examining CLS II and IIa crossovers

    Hello, The version I have (and enjoy very much) is the II that has been partially converted to the IIa version by the factory. Since I'm going to do the direct speaker wire connection to the PCB I thought I would examine the two crossovers. There appear to be two differences. One is the removal...
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