"An' then ya bring alla ground wahrs to uh, uh single <I>po-wint</I>..."

"An' then ya bring alla ground wahrs to uh, uh single <I>po-wint</I>..."

"An' then ya bring alla ground wahrs to uh, uh single <I>po-wint</I>..."

"An' then ya bring alla ground wahrs to uh, uh single <I>po-wint</I>..."

"An' then ya bring alla ground wahrs to uh, uh single <I>po-wint</I>..."

"An' then ya bring alla ground wahrs to uh, uh single <I>po-wint</I>..."

"An' then ya bring alla ground wahrs to uh, uh single <I>po-wint</I>..."

"An' then ya bring alla ground wahrs to uh, uh single <I>po-wint</I>..."

"An' then ya bring alla ground wahrs to uh, uh single <I>po-wint</I>..."

That's right, that's no typo; the name of this speaker is the Thiel CS.5&mdash;not 1.5, not 8.5, just point five. The CS.5 is the smallest of Thiel's floorstanding CS (Coherent Source) loudspeaker family, and is likely to remain so&mdash;a name like CS.125, for example, is a bit unwieldy. If you're familiar with the rest of Thiel's CS line, then you can imagine what the CS.5 looks like: it resembles the other CS speakers, except it's smaller (footnote 1). And, being a typical smartypants 'ender (as in "high-ender"), I bet you think you know 'zactly how these <I>sound</I>, too, don't you? Well? I thought so.