1) If bi-amping is good, maybe tri-amping is better ...

2) After years of bookshelf sized speakers and subwoofer crossover, I found I preferred full range speakers when listening to 2 channel music, I found it more natural.

3) Electronic crossover + DSP technology in the speaker, read the interviews with B. Stuart. The technology ensures you don't have to listen at reference levels to enjoy the music.

4) The 7000's, 7200's and 8000's look modern and elegant.

Please note I didn't even mention Trifield, which I currently do not use due to the clear mismatch between my center bookshelf and the LR 8000's.

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