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Castle Acoustics Richmond 3
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Average Ratings for Castle Acoustics Richmond 3

  • Sound Quality4.8 stars
  • Value for Money3.4 stars
  • Reviewer Ratings5 stars
  • Overall Rating5 stars

3 Reviews For Castle Acoustics Richmond 3

  • Guest 18th Apr 2008

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    Good Points: sounds sweet & fine with good tweeter and delicate built


    Bad Points: when use new you will found less bass , surely will improve after a run-in time , and sounds more even !!


    General comments: Castle Acoustics Richmond 3 good price and save space.

  • saucychili Rank: Sergeant 6th Feb 2005

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    I bought these when I bought an AV amp to compliment the Castle Howards I had as fronts.
    The tonal balance is spot on no gaps in the sound, ok, they don't go down to 30Hz but in a bookshelf speaker of such a diminuative size they go surprisingly deep. I believe Castle make their own drivers, then there must be some envious speaker manufacturers out there.
    The treble is clear without being shrill, I have driven these speakers with a $1000 amplifier (copland CSA14)in stereo mode and they are ver ...

  • earl of sodbury Rank: Lance Corporal 3rd Aug 2004

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    My Castle Acoustics Richmond 3 were purchased to replace the supplied speakers in a Denon UD-M30 micro system. They're used in a small bedsit 3.5 x 3.5m.

    From straight out of the box they sounded far better than the speakers they replaced; now they are beginning to run-in (60 hrs at least) they are gorgeous. The treble is sweet, yet can reproduce HF from both metallic and non-metallic sources with equal candour; midrange is clear, powerful and uncoloured - voices, sung or spoken, are very c ...