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Item: Quadral Titan mk3 
Location: Perth.WA
Price: $3000ono
Item Condition:Vgc for age
Reason for selling:No longer required 
Payment Method: Pickup - Cash, Paypal,Bank Deposit 
Extra Info:Top of the range 3 way speakers from the 1990's.Very rare I believe only 1pr in Australia.Real transmission line speaker going down to 16hz.Specifications in photos. Extremely heavy (140kgs ea) so pick up only.Thanks

 
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I have a pair of Quadral Chromium 8's and couldn't be happier. Even today they are designed AND built in Germany. German engineering, fit and finish. As close as I'll ever come to a Merc. GLWS.

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If anyone’s travelling from WA to Melbourne.. I’ll take them, 

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18 minutes ago, CCallil said:

If anyone’s travelling from WA to Melbourne.. I’ll take them, 

Someone please help if you can send these to Melbourne or interstate.Thanks

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Someone please help if you can send these to Melbourne or interstate.Thanks

I might have to retract my interest, due to lack of amp-power.

Shame as these would be incredible speakers. Someone will be lucky.

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I have such fond recollections of these speakers.

 

We used a demo pair at Douglas HiFi in Nunawading, waaaay back in the early 90's.......back when they sold REAL hifi.

 

If memory serves me correctly, they were running off a Top of The Range Denon integrated amp that was specified well below it's actual power ratings and it was a match made in heaven.

 

I also recall them running off a Marantz high-end amp..................and they were fabulous to listen to.

 

A quality 150WRMS amp should do them justice, but like the car analogy above.......the more (quality) power, the better they will sound.

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1 hour ago, cableconnoisseur said:

I have such fond recollections of these speakers.

 

We used a demo pair at Douglas HiFi in Nunawading, waaaay back in the early 90's.......back when they sold REAL hifi.

 

If memory serves me correctly, they were running off a Top of The Range Denon integrated amp that was specified well below it's actual power ratings and it was a match made in heaven.

 

I also recall them running off a Marantz high-end amp..................and they were fabulous to listen to.

 

A quality 150WRMS amp should do them justice, but like the car analogy above.......the more (quality) power, the better they will sound.

I believe that could of been a Denon Pma-790 good amp at the time & heaps of power for the money but these need a better amp then that

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I had a pair of these in Adelaide. Beautiful bits of furniture that are much bigger than they appear in the photos and with a very beguiling ribbon tweeter. The transmission lines exit at the top so they don't need to be miles away from the wall or anything. 

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6 hours ago, treuben said:

I had a pair of these in Adelaide. Beautiful bits of furniture that are much bigger than they appear in the photos and with a very beguiling ribbon tweeter. The transmission lines exit at the top so they don't need to be miles away from the wall or anything. 

So these could be yours or there are 2 pairs in Australia? 

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No, mine were IVs. I think these were actually quite popular even considering their hefty price tag by the time they made it here from Germany. I knew of another pair in Sydney also at the time. I think amplifier power is probably pretty relative here. I power my Dynaudio S1.4LEs at 85db efficiency within about a 50 watt envelope. I have never lit the clip lights on my 120w Accuphase or heard clipping on my 120W Primare.. so I'd say 100W for these (also at 85db efficient) might well be fine in a medium room - perhaps more in a larger room. Sure, you can go louder if you have a 250W into 8ohm amp but then you might also be perfectly happy with your levels with fairly modest amplification. 85db efficient may well be a contradiction in terms as far as speakers go but I've found more variation between amplifiers' driving capacity than their wattage output specs into 8ohms would, on the surface of it, suggest. While I'm not about to try a fleapower 6GW8 amp on them I think being a *bit* open-minded in such matters can probably pay dividends to your wallet and listening experience. 8)

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Thanks for your info but I believe these are the only pair mk3 in Australia. 

Mk4 were different because of the crossover.100w per channel from a really good amp is good but they really need a really good 200w per channel amp to know what they are capable of besides I have heard them against a pair of PMCs Ib2s in my listening  room & the Quadrals are more inefficient. 

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You could buy a pro amp to run the woofers and your other for Mid and HF. That way you could bust its nuts at the low freq and still sound sweet as up higher....

As for shipping E-GO would be happy to ship them and for cheap cheap!!! The courier otoh has no choice so you'll listen to him b!tch and moan but it's his job so he'll do it either way in the end....

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Yes

3 hours ago, bjc said:

You could buy a pro amp to run the woofers and your other for Mid and HF. That way you could bust its nuts at the low freq and still sound sweet as up higher....

As for shipping E-GO would be happy to ship them and for cheap cheap!!! The courier otoh has no choice so you'll listen to him b!tch and moan but it's his job so he'll do it either way in the end....

Yes that would be a good idea if you wanted to biamp or triamp but one powerful hiend would be better because of keeping it simple unless you had 3 of the same amps like 3 rotels or had 2 of the same amps in bridge mode.Courier wise if someone really wants these they would do anything to get them to there place. 

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On 2/7/2018 at 9:37 PM, Conrad1970 said:

I believe that could of been a Denon Pma-790 good amp at the time & heaps of power for the money but these need a better amp then that

No, it was a 1500 series integrated amp with built in DACs.

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1 hour ago, cableconnoisseur said:

No, it was a 1500 series integrated amp with built in DACs.

Pm1560 is not really good enough but would of sounded good at the time.Thanks for your comments 

On 08/02/2018 at 2:47 PM, bjc said:

You could buy a pro amp to run the woofers and your other for Mid and HF. That way you could bust its nuts at the low freq and still sound sweet as up higher....

As for shipping E-GO would be happy to ship them and for cheap cheap!!! The courier otoh has no choice so you'll listen to him b!tch and moan but it's his job so he'll do it either way in the end....

Yes that would be a good idea if you wanted to biamp or triamp but one powerful hiend would be better because of keeping it simple unless you had 3 of the same amps like 3 rotels or had 2 of the same amps in bridge mode.Courier wise if someone really wants these they would do 

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1 hour ago, cafe67 said:

Or a really powerful integrated amp :)

Oh yes you are thinking of a Musical Fidelity hiend integrated.That would work really well  

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