EXPIRED For Sale Medowlark Audio Kestral 2 Transmission Line Floorstanding Loudspeakers

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A pair of floor-standers in Ash. The somewhat well known Kestral 2. from Medowlark Audio.
I am 2nd owner and these have been boxed up for some time.  Serious buyers only welcome to demo .
They look and sound fabulous but are surplus and dont have the room .  8/10 due to age only,  otherwise excellent condition

Please read the notes from Pat McGinty on this link: http://www.patmcginty.com/kestrel2old.htm

Reviews :

https://6moons.com/audioreviews/meadowlark2/kestrel2.html

https://6moons.com/audioreviews/meadowlark3/kestrel2.html

Original boxes, no spikes 1/4" needed or some soundcare spikes for hard floors is what I used.

Can ship but at buyers expense or deliver within Melbourne.

Some info from the previous owner that describes these better than I can.
"...they employ a unique, Impedance Coupled Bass loading transmission line system ..."
A solid Ash timber Double Decoupled' baffle and the quality of the build doesn't stop there.
“ the superb triple layer Peerless Woofers & Vifa ring radiator tweeters, pure annealed solid silver point to point wired & externally chambered crossover comprised of Perfect Lay ribbon inductors, 1% tolerance Caddock power resistors, premium Auricap film capacitors and pure copper Vampire bi-wire posts....”
The vampire binding posts and Cardas jumpers were an addition both great copper connections.
"It's primarily their uncanny ability to 'disappear' once the music begins to play, as well as an accuracy of timing & tonality which is beguiling to say the very least !!
They also command an exceptionally wide & flat frequency response which is simply astonishing for their physical size and/or price point.
Due to their complete freedom from cabinet resonances, low frequency anomalies and omnidirectional like sound dispersion, they are very much placement independent which is rather beneficial characteristic in domestic environments, especially if significant others wish to impose their aesthetic 'requirements' ! "