BØrresen Z1 (cryo) vs. Radiho C1 (.2)

I agree with the above comments  having said that I would think it rather hard to go listen....the Z series is discontinued replaced by the C series if not mistaken. The C 1.2 is also an older design...Both designed by the same guy I would just guess they sound more a like than different 

@chesterzhong ,

I hope all these responses don't make you feel like we're ganging up on you.

The fact is that I was able to listen to lots of speakers because I lived in NYC during the 80's. It was being in a place with lots of dealers and having time to waste listening to systems that allowed me to know what I liked and what I didn't. Unfortunately, dealers are in short supply and only in major cities. So, I can understand why you might want to base your choices on the 'best reviewed'. 

-But, remember these reviewers don't have YOUR ears, and what sounds good to them might sound 'meh' to you.

A lot of what makes a speaker sounds good is often tied to that trite term 'synergy', but I have to say it is quite true. You really need to put the right components together in order to get a sweet sounding system. Add to that, the cables and power cords- though to a lesser degree. Also, even when using streaming and digital, how you choose to playback will make a big difference.

One final question- Are you building a new system or are you adding speakers to an existing system?

Bob

Your both choices you won’t go wrong.

Replying to above comments, I’m also contacting local dealers for demos in the meantime. So I’m more like gathering first hand experience and third hand opinions at the same time.

I know that all systems are different, and room and power treatments also play a huge part. So I want to make myself enough informed when evaluating my listening experiences at local shops.

Right now I have a headphone system, and the MPS-5 will naturally remain as the source for the speaker system.