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(((Audio Pursuit))) #homeaudio, #highfidelity, #audiophiles, first launched as a blog-style review site in December of 2018. No manufacturer advertising has ever been accepted, only links to other review sites and a few brick & mortar dealers that I have had positive interactions with over the years are shown.
This channel came online in January of 2023. My main listening space is 11x12, with multiple GIK curved panels in the front corners, a large area carpet, listening chair, curtains on the window, and heavy fabric hung on the back wall. Each set of speakers reviewed spend hours going thru proper positioning. Reference gear includes solid state, class D, and vacuum tube amplification, various digital and analog sources, vintage gear, specialty cabling, interconnects, and power cords, Celestion Si speaker stands.
This channel came online in January of 2023. My main listening space is 11x12, with multiple GIK curved panels in the front corners, a large area carpet, listening chair, curtains on the window, and heavy fabric hung on the back wall. Each set of speakers reviewed spend hours going thru proper positioning. Reference gear includes solid state, class D, and vacuum tube amplification, various digital and analog sources, vintage gear, specialty cabling, interconnects, and power cords, Celestion Si speaker stands.
KEF Q150 Speakers: Budget Bookshelf Gorilla
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One of the hottest budget bookshelf speakers, the KEF Q150 with the UniQ driver fills a small space with a delectable soundstage, and fun imaging. The bass response is solid, though most will still want to integrate a subwoofer. Easy to drive, with a sweet spot using amplifiers from 50-200wpc. Just make sure to get them away from walls and on stands to experience their full value.
Listening Time: 51 hours
Dimensions: 12h x 7w x 11d
Weight: 12.3 lbs
Manufacturer Website: us.kef.com/products/q150-bookshelf-speaker
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One of the hottest budget bookshelf speakers, the KEF Q150 with the UniQ driver fills a small space with a delectable soundstage, and fun imaging. The bass response is solid, though most will still want to integrate a subwoofer. Easy to drive, with a sweet spot using amplifiers from 50-200wpc. Just make sure to get them away from walls and on stands to experience their full value.
Listening Time: 51 hours
Dimensions: 12h x 7w x 11d
Weight: 12.3 lbs
Manufacturer Website: us.kef.com/products/q150-bookshelf-speaker
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Midrange Magic on a Budget: Vanguard Scout Bookshelf Speaker Review
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#highfidelity #loudspeakers #homeaudio The $299 Vanguard Scouts are a true chameleon with amplifiers. Targeting a beguiling midrange and natural treble, instead of trying to create an everything for everybody approach. The result is a wonderful, small speaker gem that is never fatiguing and enjoyable in active listening. The Scouts may have been imagined for the lifestyle casual listening marke...
Peachtree Carina GaN Integrated Amplifier Review: Stunningly Silent
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#highfidelity #audiophiles #homeaudio The $2999 Peachtree Carina GaN integrated amplifier takes GaN technology to the next level by using a digital-direct signal PCM to PWM signal. By eliminating the traditional DAC route, the Carina GaN eliminates a major element of noise creation. The result, blacker backgrounds that allow more of the actual music to be heard. The Carina GaN also includes a v...
WiiM Amp Review: The Game Changer In Budget Streaming Home Audio Amplifiers?
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#highfidelity #audiophiles #homeaudio What does it take to hit a grand slam in home audio? Start with a clean, simple design. Pack in enough features to satisfy virtually everybody with a specific want. Make sure it streams an endless number of platforms. Include a robust, tested software package. Provide enough power for all but the most demanding of speakers. Finally, put it at a price point ...
Broken Stylus On Your Turntable? Contact The Groove Tickler
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A broken stylus is not the end of your cartridge, especially is it is out of production. Joseph Long, aka the Groove Tickler can get you back to listening to your vinyl in days. #highfidelity #audiophiles #homeaudio
HiFiRose RS520 Integrated Streaming Amplifier Review: Built For The 21st Century?
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#highfidelity #audiophiles #homeaudio Tired of buttons and switches for a front panel on your integrated amplifier? The HiFi Rose RS520 takes a touchscreen tablet approach to audio. The 21st century GaNFET amplification is very solid-state like. The software driven amplifier allows for 5 streaming services, HDMI 4k video output, cd-ripping Listening time after burn-in: 73 hours Price: $3695 Spe...
Vera-Fi Audio VBH 1 Sound Isolators Review- Better stereo experience?
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#highfidelity #audiophiles #homeaudio After market isolation bases though, have been relegated to high-end world of our hobby, with prices to match. The budget hawks have found contentment with hacks such as hockey pucks. Well, a middle ground has appeared in the form of the VBH-1 by Vera-Fi Audio's collaboration visionary Mark Schifter and scientist Dr. Viet Nguyen. Each isolator comes in two ...
UA Acoustics Diffuser Panels Review- Do They Make A Difference?
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#audiophiles #hifidelity #homeaudio The listening space is a critical piece of any home stereo system. Proper treatment can get expensive. UA Acoustic Diffuser Panels are a terrific budget-friendly way to tame unwanted reflective sonics.
Best of 2023 in Home Audio: Have You Experienced Any On This List?
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It's the end of the year, which means it is time to hand out awards for the best audio gear that has come into my home for review. Obviously, no two reviewers have experienced all the same pieces. So keep in mind that all sorts of terrific gear has come out in 2023, with hopefully more to come in 2024. Happy New Year Everyone! #HomeAudio, #HomeAudioReviews, #hifidelity,
Magnepan .7 Speakers Review: The Secret Star?
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#audiophiles #homeaudio #magnepan Underrated and often ignored in discussions, the Magnepan .7 speakers may just hit the sweet spot for average-sized rooms. They produce a a bigger sound than the terrific LRS , but without the overwhelming visual impact of Magnepan's larger models. Price: $1999 www.magnepan.com
5 Favorite Vintage Receivers: Is Yours On The List?
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Looking back at my five favorite vintage receivers that I have spent time with in my own or well know friend's system. #homeaudio #vintageaudio #receivers
5 Favorite Stand Mount Speakers: Have You Heard Any of These?
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In my seventeen years of reviewing speakers, the following five stand nount speakers are my favorites. Caveat, the list only includes those that are not a part of my current stable of audio gear. All five have a deep, passionate hold on my memory. All have qualities that most every audiophile or audiofanatic would recognize as worthy. Keep in mind, these are speakers that I have experienced, in...
Emerald Physics EP600 2SE Amplifier Review: The Best Power/Value?
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Do you need high power without breaking the bank? The Emerald Physics EP600.2SE may just be your ticket. At 600wpc into 8 Ohms and 750wpc into 4 Ohms using Class D Ice Power. But that's only half the story, as in the signal chain there is a pair of JJ vacuum tubes that add in the magic of warmth. Read the review at: www.audiopursuit.com/2023/10/emerald-physics-ep6002se-power.html Manufacturer/D...
Five Favorite Mini-Tower Speakers: Big Fun In A Slim Package?
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In my seventeen years of reviewing speakers, the following five mini-towers are my favorites. Caveat, the list only includes those that are not a part of my current stable of audio gear. All five have a deep, passionate hold on my memory. All have qualities that most every audiophile or audiofanatic would recognize as worthy. Keep in mind, these are speakers that I have experienced, in NO WAY s...
Veri-Fi Audio Vera-Link Bluetooth Amplifiers Review: A Super Cool Solution!
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Home audio is changing once again. The last revolution was home theater, now it is “lifestyle systems” based on the streaming music concept that gained critical mass by the Google Echo. In essence, lifestyle systems eschew standard audio elements in favor of simplicity, small size, and convenience. The problem is audio quality, yes we get music, but without texture, tone, and immersive experien...
Ares ii July '23 Firmware Update Review: Did Denafrips Nail It?
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Ares ii July '23 Firmware Update Review: Did Denafrips Nail It?
Shoutout To Fellow Home Audio Reviewers Steve Huff & Sean Fowler. Plus A Challenge
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Shoutout To Fellow Home Audio Reviewers Steve Huff & Sean Fowler. Plus A Challenge
KEF LSX II Powered Speakers Review: Ultimate Small Lifestyle Speakers?
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KEF LSX II Powered Speakers Review: Ultimate Small Lifestyle Speakers?
Rotel S14 Integrated Streaming Amplifier Review: Did Rotel Hit A Home Run?
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Rotel S14 Integrated Streaming Amplifier Review: Did Rotel Hit A Home Run?
PS Audio Quintet: Worthy System Protection
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PS Audio Quintet: Worthy System Protection
Adcom GFP 565 Preamplifier Vintage Review: Impressively Overbuilt
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Adcom GFP 565 Preamplifier Vintage Review: Impressively Overbuilt
Adcom GFA 555ii Amplifier Vintage Review: Sheer Horsepower Beast
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Adcom GFA 555ii Amplifier Vintage Review: Sheer Horsepower Beast
LSA Signature 60 Speaker Review- Ridiculously Good?
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LSA Signature 60 Speaker Review- Ridiculously Good?
Adcom GFA 545ii Amplifier Vintage Review: Secretly Good?
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Adcom GFA 545ii Amplifier Vintage Review: Secretly Good?
Adcom GFA 535ii Amplifier Vintage Review: The Mini-Sledgehammer
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Adcom GFA 535ii Amplifier Vintage Review: The Mini-Sledgehammer
Parasound P6 Preamplifier Review: The Swiss Army Knife of Preamps?
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Parasound P6 Preamplifier Review: The Swiss Army Knife of Preamps?
Peachtree PreDac & GaN400 Preamplifier & Amplifier Review: Quality Partners in Audio
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Peachtree PreDac & GaN400 Preamplifier & Amplifier Review: Quality Partners in Audio
Vintage Review: Technics SL J2 Turntable: Old School Fun
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Vintage Review: Technics SL J2 Turntable: Old School Fun
Paradigm Prestige 75F Floorstanding Speakers Review: Slim Surprise
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Paradigm Prestige 75F Floorstanding Speakers Review: Slim Surprise
What audiophile blather.
I bought 4 of those a few years ago before the price went up. I use them on top of some 4 ft high4 inch thick acoustic fiberglass panels I built for my front room corners. I was very happy with the results.
Good review! You don’t need to use the infrared sensor sticking outside. Just use the Bluetooth remote, the remote works both ways.
If you get one of these, take the time to … I) Clean the PCB’s with alcohol, esp in vicinity of diffpair and the offset control opamp II) Take out the signal transistors, test their gain and find a matched pair for the diffamp …once you do this you’ll get a powerful low distortion and dead quiet amp that rivals anything new you can get today. In my experience (I have reconditioned several) the capacitors are just fine and don’t need change or upgrade.
I have the same amp, 33 years old. Never replaced the caps and it runs great. As you said, it does not get very hot. I also have the Adcom preamp GTP-500 II with the built in tuner. The system came with an Adcom power conditioner A-515. I have old B&W 802s from the same era. Looking to replace with Magnepan. Great video!!!!
I liked your review and way to talk about. very nice to listen to you! keep up your greet work. i will get an ares II soon too
Thanks for the compliment. The latest firmware update I found kept the improvements of the 3/23, but also enhanced the analog sound that attracted people to the Ares II in the first place.
I bought an Adcom GFA-555 amp, a preamp and CD player back in 1989. I also bought a pair of Klipsch Cornwall speakers to use with the Adcom components. The entire system was lightly used the entire time I’ve owned it do to space constraints. I do still use this system as of today. Everything works great!
Good story, and congrats on hanging on to your gear for so long. I wouldn't have guessed the Adcom CD player would still be going as they did have breakdown issues. The guy I use for repairs always had one in for repair.
@@stereofanoregon6481 Don’t jinx me now.
Good value if they compete with many of the other offerings in the budget category. I have Triangle Zetas that do alot right with a titanium tweeter and paper woofer. A bit laid back but detailed and decently resolving but upscale speakers offer more resolution and note weight. Still. I have compared more expensive speakers while still preferring the Zetas. Using Dali Opticon 1s MK1 now but still have the Zetas. Can switch between the two but seem to prefer the Dali especially for movie soundtracks and most music. The Zetas give a bit different presentation, the Dali more resolution and note weight. But, I would not buy at the retail price of the new Opticon MK2 as the price is pretty high. So, if these do what I think they can do, it's a good budget option. The next step up could be something much higher in price which someone could choose to pursue or not. These need power though. My speakers are definitely more sensitive to input watts. But a good 50 watt can still drive to moderate SPLs and add a decent sub for fillin bass and away you go. How do these do with instrument separation and stage depth?
I'm a fan of Triangle and would love to get in a pair of bookshelves for review. I regret not buy the Antal EZ mini-towers after reviewing them for TONEAudio years ago. Thanks for watching
Thanks for your review! Have you been able to compare them to LSA’s Statement 100s?
Unfortunately not, but would like to.
I have .7s with magnarisers and Schit Vidar. I play a lot of vinyl and they sound exceptional in my small room. Would like to upgrade my amp at some point, but can live with it.
Thanks, a very helpful review. UA Acoustic's 2-pack is currently $59. with free shipping on amazon. I've read a number of articles stressing the importance of corner bass traps. The ATS Acoustic Tri-Corner Bass Traps - 12" (Cream) on amazon @ $60. each appear to be useful. Did you determine that first placing the diffusers behind the speakers was more effective than between the speakers?
Good question. The problem is everybody's room is different, so doing one before the other as a rule doesn't work IMHO. Therefore, try one, then the other and see which gives the most benefit.
Hello from Seattle
I had one of those. My favorite trick was to listen a bit with a friend and then shut the amp off. It would play for a while at the same volume and went quiet.
Releasing the stored energy does take a few seconds. Thanks for watching!
It’s all depending on your room size…the LRS+ with a Rel sub worked wonderfully in my 12’x14’ room with a 8.5’ slopped to 7.5’ ceiling, bigger room require bigger Maggie’s…big Maggie’s in small room won’t work well…
Absolutely agree
I have a GFA-5503. ADCOM’s three channel amp. I bought it for home theater, but I never got into home theater so I have used it for only a two channel amp for the last 27 years and it’s been failsafe. I’m not sure why so many “audiophools” discount ADCOM, but they are some of the best bargains in HIFI that there have ever been.
I bought one as well, very nice amp, I’m just not good with settings I guess , to feel the 300 watts it produce.
I upgraded my two Adcom 535’s with new caps and a volume pot. A good cleaning and now have two new 535’s. For just over $300.00 the sound is actually better than before! Much more dynamics, imaging and less heat. Guess this is due to much better and larger caps. I have the Adcom 535’s, Pre-amp 500 and the CD 600 Player (5) disc. The CD player is next to have the caps and updates done.
Great to read what you have done. Enjoy!
Just bought one for my basement set up. Gonna power some DCM26 tower speakers. Just have to be patient and wait until I can grab a 500 plus TT.
I have a GFA-5500 which is the newer generation. It has the MOSFET vs bi-polar transistors.
Actually the power switch is a rocker switch and not a toggle switch as stated.
Review More on bells and wistle than sound quality.
The bells and whistles I covered in the original Carina review. Thanks for watching! czcams.com/video/Ujn1KixFE-8/video.htmlsi=DEPhgnLnAURW0zBM
I'm still using a GFA-535 (original, not a II) as the primary amp in my 2-channel system. It sounds fantastic with a good pre-amp, and has plenty of balls. I'm not a huge fan of Adcom's pre-amps, as I've found they're not transparent enough. Luckily we have plenty of good modern pre-amp options to pair with amps like the 535. My dad is using a GFA-555 to drive a set of Tekton Lores, and that sounds tremendous.
Good for you! I owned the original 535, and enjoyed it, sans the speaker twist knobs. I will say the Adcom GFP-565 has a much better sonic signature than their other preamps. Thanks for watching!
Your. Space. Between. Words. The pauses, I just cant.🫡
Oh. Well.
Hello, is that a Nakamichi RX-202 on the rack?
Yes it is. Thanks for watching!
I have these and you are bang on with Dog and Butterfly...a Schiit Loki with these fixes the shortcomings in the mid range and brightness...I can listen to these for hours on end with this pairing
Great review. I found them to be identical to how you found them perform. I had both the q150 and q350. Sold the 350’s as I found them muddy no matter what amp I paired them with, and have the 150’s in my office running off of a WiiM amp. They are fantastic for near field.
Thanks Dan, glad you found my observations similar to your own. Thanks for watching!
Have my Q350s paired with Marantz amps as well as audiolab 6000a and absolutely NOT muddy at all! But then again i paired them with a sealed subwoofer so the bass is super tight.
@@iamthewizard2 every room and setup is different. Thanks for watching!
These are Great for the money. Like the imaging and sound stage. Has anyone replaced the crossovers with a GR Research update?
Let's hope somebody chimes in on GR's upgrade. Thanks for watching!
the gr Upgrade is not that cheap 😂
No grain in the P6's overall sound is important to me. I agree with Mark. This unit sounds clean. It never gets in the way of the music. It is wonderfully neutral IMO.
Thanks very much for posting this informative review. I have a brief question for you. I want to continue to use my Parasound Halo P6 Preamp..mostly for its ESS Sabre DAC. But I want to add in/upgrade the preamp section to Parasound JC2PB. Is it ok to use these 2 Parasound Preamps together? Do you think I'd be compromising the sound of the JC2PB by pairing it with P6? I doubt it. I love the sound of the P6. I could turn down the volume of the P6 Preamp & turn up the volume of the JC2PB. The JC2PB is a true audiophile grade unit. I'm pairing my Parasound Preamps with a current model McIntosh MC152 Power Amplifier. I appreciate any information that you can provide me. Thanks, David-
Honestly, I'd sell the P6, and grab any of a number of DAC's. You'll get a much better performance from your digital source. Reason, as nice as the onboard ESS chips are in the P6, off board units will out perform it. Besides, playing around with volume control on input to another preamp is a bit iffy. Thanks for watching!
Thank you for mentioning the SL6si Celestions, I have never heard anyone mention them in a review before. I actually own a pair of 1987 Celestion SL6si bookshelves "grills stay on & unbroken" as a second owner and use them with tubes and I love them. I have wanted to hear these LSa Signature 80's you are talking about for about 3 monthes now because of the smoothness they reportededly have.
I just wish I understood back in the later 1980's when I owned them how much true quality power they needed to sing. When I heard them in the store, they were being powered by Acoustic Research's most powerful amp at the time. Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the review. Fitting the purchasing model, purchased my GFA 545ii + GFP 555ii + Nakamichi CD player + B&W DM640 as a parting gift to myself (ex got the kenwood rack mount system in 1992). It was a big upgrade! After many years and moves that system ended up in the upstairs attic. Realized I missed good music and set it up upstairs, but the CDP died. Finally moved it downstairs and got a Node 3 years ago (original equipment). Forgot how good it sounded. Got upgradeitis and replaced the B&Ws with Maggie.7 with the intention of getting a Hegel H390. Had several weeks with the.7s, and the 545ii handled them with ease! Really great equipment!
I can listen to my KEF150's all day long...they are not fatiguing at all....I like the scout but not a reason to replace my KEF's with them
If your happy, that’s all that matters.
This was very useful thank you. I’ve been looking at these panels. I thought I might start with 8 and then see what’s next. I may have missed it if you said it I apologise, but which finish did you buy? I think that’s the one I want it looks good. Cheers!
Thanks for your time making these videos. I enjoy watching them 😊
Compare to n30 Marentiz
Where are these made? As a speaker builder I have no idea how there is any margin left here. 3/4” cabinet and real veneer with a chamfer, decent drivers etc. Great value. I’d love to see some measurements as you say.
I’m currently on vacation so I can’t confirm, but I imagine PRC or Vietnam. Thanks for watching!
Perhaps an owner or even this reviewer will send in the speakers to Danny @ G.R. Research for evaluations of upgrades and measurements. I'd love to see reviewers collaborate rather than strictly compete for our attention.
@@geoffreydebrito7934, I'm sure somebody will do so. Thanks for watching!
Informative video! You have a new subscriber 😊
I appreciate your comment and subscription!
Hi, i just discovered your channel, thanks for a fine review. I suspect that the Kanto SUB8 Compact Sealed Powered Subwoofer @ $269.00 would be a fine match for the Scouts. While the price point of the WiiM Amp is an obvious matchup, I don't think it would do justice soundwise to the Scout's midrange fidelity. Clearly, they're a speaker designed by an audiophile. Assuming the Vanguard/Kanto combo, finding an amplifier with matching qualities in the $550-$600 price range would be a bit of a challenge. I'd bet that my Keces e40 Integrated Amp would easily fit the bill. I got mine on sale from the distributor for $550. Lots of compatible choices in sources would round out a nice little system.
I agree, the Scouts are my main rig rotation. The WiiM Amp is my family room HT and casual lifestyle amp. As for subs and matching amps, with a bit of patience, anyone could find a solid match. Thanks for watching!
Keces E40 seriously under rated for its SQ. Prefer that over Rega Brio/IO too. I have two myself and drives most everything fine. Difficult loads that fall well under 4 ohms really heat it up but 4 ohms on up fine. Does well with my Dali Opticon 1 among other speakers I have had. First one over 3 years constant play and no issues other than the blue LEDs dim over time.
I'm very happy with my E-40. I suspect Keces focus upon clean robust power supplies is a majors factor in its performance. I have mine matched up with some Neat Acoustics Motive SX3 bookshelves and a Totem Acoustics Kin Sub8 subwoofer. Very musical combo. @@nc3419
Nice to see a good value loudspeaker.
Thanks for watching.
I couldn’t agree more. Thanks for watching!
Hi, Interesting speakers. I did not found any mention of their cabinet size, nor at the manuals.
I had to edit it out as the neighbor's dog started barking. 12h x 6.5w x 10d. Thanks for watching!
@@stereofanoregon6481 Thanks, that its why I prefer cats over dogs. 😊
I had a gfa 555 and traded it for 2 NAD 2200 PE amps. Much more musical Power, at least driving my Infinity 8 kappa`s, just my opinion. I went all in in 95 with Cary Audio CAD 40m`s and Cary tube preamp.
Just bought the .7 one week ago today and I'm in love with these speakers and their unique open, beautiful, detailed sound. I find that I can play them almost 10 db lower than my box speakers with no loss of the quality sound and pure enjoyment. I'm using a Rogue Sphinx v3 integrated amp which has a tube preamp with 100 wpc and it is glorious. I find the soundstage to be broad and very realistic. I'm hearing things on albums I've played for over 40 years and discovering sounds I never heard before. I did an A-B. test with the LRS+ and it wasn't even close. Get the .7s.
Couldn't agree with you more. Nice choice with Rogue Sphinx v3. Thanks for watching!
Hi Audio pursuit, nice review! I hear you also own Totem Model one's. How do they compare tonally?
Thanks! As for your question, yes I own the original (35+ year old) Model 1's. Tonally, the 1's are a bit richer in the midrange. However, they don't have the lower frequency response. A second point to keep in mind is that as you move them out from the front wall the imaging improves, but after about 18 inches you begin to lose a bit of base support, which does affect the perceived richness.
No judgement of taste re Blue Moon shirt
The husband of a high school classmate is the creator of Blue Moon. Thanks for watching!
Excellenr review my friend.
When I treated my living room with UA Acoustics and some ATS Acoustic panels from Amazon I was blow away by the difference in sound, or should I say SILENCE! No more echo and image for days! Don't overlook room treatment like I did for years. Glory to the heroes of Ukraine and the defenders of the free world! 🇺🇦🇺🇸👊
Happy that you have found such satisfaction. Thanks for watching!
I love adcom , The 4 digit adcom's is were its at, the mosfet sounds !!!!
I have the lrs plus, and your right not for rock but great for well produced music
I love "Never Going Back Again." Lindsey's guitar work is mind blowing. My other favorite is Bob Walsh's "Hypnotized."
I haven't listened to "Hypnotized" in years, but after listening I'm adding it to my review playlist. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Darn. I just bought a pair of mono blocks 240 watts @ 4 ohms ($125 each).
If you're happy, good for you. To each, his or her own. But many of us want to hear deeper into the music understand that much like other experiences, SOMETIMES you got to spend some $$. Thanks for watching.