has anybody heard Morel Mlp 403.5 speakers?

[knac67]

I was looking at this speaker online..they have them on sale for 549.00 a pair.
Any comments?.
http://www.morelusa.com/home/mlp-403-5.htm

Thank you!

[bargainseeker]

I was looking at this speaker online..they have them on sale for 549.00 a pair.
Any comments?.
http://www.morelusa.com/home/mlp-403-5.htm I am not familiar with this specific speaker. I'm familiar with Morel's raw drivers and I can tell you that they make some very good tweeters. If you are looking for a slightly warm speaker (the opposite of a slightly bright speaker) that is pleasant to listen to for long periods of time, then I think that these are likely to be a good bet. I would note the very short 7 day refund policy. If you order these, you need to be prepared to break them in and give them a thorough audition soon after they arrive.

[kexodusc]

As bargainseeker said, Morel makes some fantastic drivers, used in many high-priced popular audiophile speakers, and typically their speaker kits are top notch - a great way to save a lot of money if you have time and a bit of skill, but little cash to invest.

I've not heard this particular speaker you are considering, but I have heard that same tweeter in a variant of a speaker I built...it is very detailed yet soft, and not fatiguing. I'm considering buying it to swap it with the NorthCreek tweeters I have now.

To build these speakers I'd estimate a raw material cost of over $450, not to mention the time involved...This appears to be a pretty good deal. I highly doubt you'd find a commercial speaker for $595 with drivers of this quality in them. You've got me interested now.

[matt39]

You might want to do some research over at audiocircle.com. There was a pretty extensive and informative thread on these speakers around the November/December time period. Hope this helps.