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Famous for its "sound in the round" spherical speakers, Gallo has started shipping its latest subwoofer, the TR-3. It's been a while since the TR-3 was first shown off at CEDIA last year, but fans of the brand who want a little more oomph from the bass will be happy with the specs. Building on the TR-2 predecessor, the TR-3 packs a 300-Watt amplifier and an equalizer good for 6dB of boost into the cylindrical enclosure, resulting in response down to 22Hz. To help achieve good integration with the main speakers, the crossover is continuously-variable from 50Hz right up to the fixed 80Hz high-pass filter.

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Trust us, we've seen tall speakers, but Anthony Gallo Acoustics' Nucleus Reference 5LS is downright towering. These floor standing loudspeakers measure in at 7-inches wide, 11-inches deep and a staggering 78-inches high, and each one manages to boast twelve aluminum, rear-firing 4-inch subwoofers, eight 4-inch carbon fiber midrange drivers and seven CDT II tweeters. Interestingly, the firm doesn't get specific with regard to power handling and frequency response, but we are told that a high-powered amplifier isn't required to fill a room with sound. No word on a price just yet, but look for these skyscrapers to get all up in your ceiling fan's business real soon.

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Nucleus Reference 5LS Loudspeaker is 6.5-feet tall originally appeared on Engadget on Mon, 17 Dec 2007 16:48:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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