The cabinetry of those speakers are Beautiful. Nice article Art.
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I was surprised to see these cabinets. Have a look at these, which my father imported from the Utopia Instrument Company (Japan) more than 20 years ago:
http://www.utopianet.co.jp/product/enclosure/21_03.html
The were inspired by this original Jensen design:
http://www.utopianet.co.jp/product/enclosure/21_02.html
The venting system was developed by Mr. Maekawa, the president and designer at Utopia. I am not sure if Line Magnetics is contracting with Utopia to make these cabinets for them or if these are a copy, but I thought someone might be interested in seeing the lineage.
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