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Falcon Acoustics
British DIY speaker parts and kit supplier founded in 1972 by Malcolm Jones, formerly of KEF. It makes LS3/5a systems and KEF-pattern B110, B139 and T27 drivers, and sells crossover parts and kits.
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Falcon Acoustics also sells direct; check the official website above for current pricing.
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