classic british speaker brand:Rogers

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petereatapple
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#1 erstellt: 21. Jan 2011, 10:00

Rogers is one of the most famous speakers brand in England.

Since 1947, Rogers of England has been synonymous with quality audio equipment.Through creativity and innovative ideas, founder Jim Rogers produced a succession of consistently improved and refined systems.

An early example was the Rogers Theatrical Horn Loudspeaker which proved to be both commercially and acoustically successful and established Rogers as a reliable and innovative manufacturer of quality equipment. In the early 70s, Rogers was commissioned by the B.B.C. to produce the legendary LS3/5A. Some 50,000 pairs have been built worldwide to date. Meanwhile, LS 5/8 and LS 5/9 Grade One Studio Monitors are exclusive Rogers/B.B.C. designs and have been readily accepted in recording studios worldwide!

In order to satisfy the needs of our customers, Rogers brought out the LS 3/5a model, the Studio range and the LS series. These proved to be extremely popular and enabled the company to develop into the organization known today. The 1990s saw the introduction of the remarkable P series, the new Studio range and the LS series.

The most classic model of Rogers speaker is LS3/5a

System Type : Two-way infinite baffle (closed box)
Frequency Response :70Hz - 20kHz +/- 3dB
Sensitivity :83dB for 2.83V @1m
Bass / Midrange Driver :138mm
Tweeter :19mm
Crossover :Frequency 3kHz. Bi-wireable
Sensitivity :83dB for 2.83V @1m
Nominal Impedance :11 ohm
Recommended Amplifier Range :30-80 watt
Cabinet :10mm Birch multi-ply. Critically damped
Grille :Black Tygan
Finish :Rosewood veneer

Amp_Nut
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#2 erstellt: 21. Jan 2011, 11:51

Hi petereatapple

Do you work for Rogers or associated with them commercially ?

The Rogers LS3/5a Speaker was the most well known internationally - thanks atleast in some part to Ken Kessler's rave Repeated references....

As you have mentioned, the LS3/5a was infact designed by BBC and Rogers ( and some other speaker manufacturers) paid a Royalty to BBC to manufacture and sell these speakers, EXACTLY as per the BBC design...

square_wave
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#3 erstellt: 21. Jan 2011, 13:38

Jeff Bagby has been making a clone of the LS3/5a and selling it through the salk sound.

http://salksound.com/continuum%20-%20home.htm

Apparently this design takes the LS3/5a to the next level by using more advanced speaker technologies

All for 1300 $

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bombaywalla
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#4 erstellt: 21. Jan 2011, 20:27

Mr. Moderator, if all the other regulars on this particular forum are OK with this, please remove this post.
This post sure sounds like a troll & appears to be advertising.

Like Amp_Nut, I ask: does this fellow work for Rogers???

[Beitrag von bombaywalla am 21. Jan 2011, 20:27 bearbeitet]

square_wave
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#5 erstellt: 22. Jan 2011, 17:10

bombaywalla schrieb:

Mr. Moderator, if all the other regulars on this particular forum are OK with this, please remove this post.
This post sure sounds like a troll & appears to be advertising.

Like Amp_Nut, I ask: does this fellow work for Rogers??? :?

Yes...the OP looks very fishy

anon123
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#6 erstellt: 22. Jan 2011, 21:19

Hi:

Thanks for your concern. The user petereatapple has been banned due to spamming and the topic been closed (as apparently also in the What Hifi forum).

Best,