Back to Basics with Magical Mini Monitors


Having spent more and more money on bigger and bigger speakers, a new apartment with smaller listening dimensions is forcing me back to basics.

I am trying to install a pair of mini monitors on stands to sit on either side of a projection screen and preferably function well against a wall.

I have very fond memories of a friends pair of Rogers LS35a's circa 1980. And one of the better demos I have ever heard in a New York audio shop was a tweaked out Linn turntable playing through a simple Naim Nait with the original Linn Kans on the original Linn stands.

I mention these designs because I think they were not ported in the rear and therefore could be pushed flush against the wall which will help me immensely.

Therefore, if anyone could update me on this style of speaker I would greatly appreciate a better understanding of what I might buy today.

Rolled off frequency extremes, limited bass, difficult to drive, euphonically coloured, overpriced etc etc no problem whatsoever.

Just please give me midrange that will make me cry.

Thanks.
cwlondon

Showing 1 response by mattybumpkin

The Epos are a very good speaker and a bargain at the current pricing. They do what english monitors are known for, PRAT. Midrange is spot on. They have a metal tweeter and can be a little bright though, they need to be paired accordingly. I would agree about the rear port issue, They do have great bass though.

I sold the Epos and now have the Europa's, and yes, they are more musical with much more refined highs.

Regards,