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Join Date: Oct 2008
Location: Winterswijk
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( (( KUGELWELLE )) ) recent projects :OB-mk1 /fatboy / monitor-xl / Horn-AM / dappolito / td124-mk1-rb301 / Hybrid-pse / Vfet |
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Join Date: May 2006
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LS3/5A You don't need another picture of these... I bought them 25+ years ago and still use them! Lowther Delphics Again, well known loudspeakers. I bought these 19 years ago and up until recently, they never did it for me. Latest driver upgrades = superb. DIY OB's as per MJK's designs. Magnificent... Mine were 15a + 108eZ I spent more on the crossover than the drivers... But, as I type now, it's the loathers in near field for me... Rgds M |
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Join Date: May 2001
Location: Spain
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Join Date: Oct 2008
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and there are other less obvious benefits.Their rhotic accentuations were fairly common in the UK before 200-300 years ago I believe. Although modern English (and Australian) is quite non-rhotic, this style didn't exist before the 15th century. |
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You don't drive an Audi A8 by any chance do you? I remember having a demo of the ATC100s once upon a time (my son, you understand!) and an A8 the following day. I remember thinking they were both overwhelmingly competent. I bought neither!(I bought a new Elise instead... Big mistake!) I hate being totally upstaged by my possessions. But then, that's my inadequacy... Rgds M |
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Join Date: May 2001
Location: Spain
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Hi marec,
The question of the thread are: What's the best pair of speakers you've ever heard? I have heard the ATC SCM 300ASL several times.. but I can' buy, are totally out of my economy. Cheers |
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Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: NYC
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I've heard a lot of great speakers, but since it is impossible to separate the system from the speaker when you're listening at shows, I have to say the best "speaker" I have heard is the aforementioned TAD Reference One.
4 of them playing multichannel recorded by Ray Kimber with his isomike system in DSD using Meitner and Pass Labs. Recording in a large concert hall, he flies his microphone array that isolates the microphones from reflections from the opposite wall with a baffle, and records 2 channels for the front, and two channels for the back. It was the most like stepping into a concert hall of any listening experience I have ever had. Incredibly expensive as a system, and difficult to replicate at home without a dedicated room, not to mention the complete lack of recordings that are done in this way. I believe it was the 2009 Stereophile Show in NYC. Here is a pick of the front two speakers in the setup, and a pick of the Reference One by itself. As mentioned previously, Andrew Jones is a great designer, and is great to have him demonstrate his own speakers at shows. His tolerance for absurd questions, including mine, is extraordinary. His monitor speaker is fantastic as well, I have heard it in several systems at shows and have always been impressed. For more average budgets, I find that Vandersteen is very difficult to beat and have liked every speaker of his that I have heard, from the top of the line to the bottom. -Aaron. |
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Join Date: May 2006
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Hi Raul
You are correct! I saw "pictures required" and made an assumption... For me, Sonus Faber Extremas at a long ago, long (otherwise) forgotten show. One day I will own a pair (and the amps to go with them!) Rgds Mark |
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Join Date: Nov 2005
Location: New York
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>>> dynaudio c2...
To me those are nothing more than a two way in a box. Maybe they do sound good... lots of differing opinions. To each his own. A PA speaker can sound terrible in a home setup. Most do. But carefully selecting drivers and using them creatively can result in something really great. |
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