Meadowlark Swan
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I have Swifts and Swallows from that era. I don’t recall ever seeing a manual for any Meadowlark speaker from that era.
I think I can dig one up when I get to the office.
Thanks!
What is the impedance of the Swan?
Oops! Sorry. I bugged out for a couple of weeks, forgetting to find that file first. I'll be back in the office late next week, and do that.
4ohms.
4ohms.
Thanks Pat.
I am extremely happy with my Kestrel Hot Rods and look forward to adding the Swan to my system.
I must say you are exceptional, I really appreciate your direct response about Meadowlark speakers.
David
Not much of an own man. Scanty little thing. Truth be told, writing them ranked right up there, as a chore, with filing a sales tax return. 
Conrad from AVID HIFI is a great guy
Hope all is well Pat!
4 OHMS???
THE STD SPECS:
Dimensions: 23”W x 7”h x 14”D
Wt: 27 lbs.
Bandwidth: 50Hz - 22KHz
Sensitivity: 91dB 2.83V 1M room.
Nominal Z: 16 ohms
Price: $695 Light Ash, Dark Ash, Ebony
$795 Honduran Mahogany, Pennsylvania Cherry
$895 Heritage Walnut, Rock Maple
Magnetically Shielded
Available Finishes: Light Ash, Dark Ash, Black
Click to see finishes.
Two 8 ohmers in parallel = 4 ohms.
I will set my Denon 5.1 receiver to 4 ohms, as per Pat's specs.
Thanks Pat!!!!
I’m probably teaching you your ABCs here but … did you know you can search the Wayback Machine for archived webpages, including Meadowlark webpages from 1999 to 2016?
http://meadowlarkaudio.com/
meadowlark audio ….. (click on the raised bars at the top of the page for different years)
6,669 captures from 1999 to 2016|Site stats
https://web.archive.org/web/20010222120005/http://www.meadowlarkaudio.com/products.htm
Lots of important Meadowlark information from various years such as:
http://meadowlarkaudio.com/
meadowlark audio ….. (click on the raised bars at the top of the page for different years)
6,669 captures from 1999 to 2016|Site stats
https://web.archive.org/web/20010222120005/http://www.meadowlarkaudio.com/products.htm
Lots of important Meadowlark information from various years such as:
| Meadowlark Audio High-End Home Stereo and Cinema Speakers Table of Contents About Meadowlark Audio Speaker Product Page Photos Speaker Reviews Find a Dealer Designer's Bench General Store Contact Us Learn about Time Coherence in Loudspeakers Engineering Philosophy of Pat McGinty What's New? Check out our Bulletin Board links to new Meadowlark Audio loudspeakers, events, articles, and more An Interview with Pat McGinty By Richard Hardesty of Audio Perfectionist Journal 10/5/0 |
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Petrel, but Swan has a very similar voice.
