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US$1,899 is a fair-to-good ask, not a steal, for this pair. Aerial’s own current pricing pegs the 7LCR at US$4,995 per pair new, and I’ve seen a certified pre-owned pair listed around this level with minor cosmetic wear and full functionality, so this is sitting in the “reasonable used market” zone rather than bargain territory.
What makes it appealing is the design: a serious 3-way on-wall/in-wall speaker with 87 dB sensitivity, a low 4-ohm nominal load, and Aerial’s usual reputation for clean, composed, high-end sound. If the pair is complete with the brackets and grilles and the drivers are clean, this looks like a solid buy for someone building a proper theater or stealth two-channel setup; at this price, just confirm cosmetics and included mounting hardware before jumping in.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
Aerial Acoustics traces its roots to 1989, when music enthusiasts Michael Kelly and David Marshall, former engineers at a/d/s, left to pursue their vision of superior loudspeakers. Kelly, armed with a Master’s from MIT’s Sloan School, formally incorporated the company in 1991 in the suburbs north of Boston, Massachusetts. Their debut Model 10T floorstander, featuring a pioneering cast-in-house Novalith stone head and Kevlar midrange, quickly captured audiophile acclaim and financed further growth, embodying New England’s artisan heritage of meticulous craftsmanship.
The brand focuses exclusively on high-performance loudspeakers, spanning floorstanders, bookshelves, on-wall designs, and home theater systems. Every model integrates state-of-the-art custom drivers, advanced crossovers, and furniture-grade cabinets, all designed and hand-built in their American facility. Standouts include the award-winning 20T V2, along with recent favorites like the 6T and 7T, prioritizing acoustic precision over diversification into amplifiers, DACs, or cables.
Positioned as a boutique high-end contender, Aerial Acoustics delivers concert-hall realism and build quality rivaling pricier rivals, with pairs like the 5T bookshelves starting around $3,800. Dealers praise its unwavering support for legacy products, fostering loyalty among discerning buyers who value made-in-USA excellence and understated elegance in a market dominated by imports.
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