I may be mistaken, but I thought that the Super Eclipse had a rather large (deep) foot print. Sorry to be negative about Bobby's Merlin VSM-M's but I heard 'em (two different rooms) at the C.E.S. Can't figure out what all the hoopla is about. Yeah, the Esotar tweeter sounded great, but the mids and lows didn't integrate well into a seamless presentation. A shame, because these speakers ARE NOT CHEAP and the build quality and parts are all top notch and expensive. Another speaker (small) that really impressed was Legend Audio's "The Legend". Very quick sound, almost electrostatic. Great soundstage, very deep, and unusual because it was well behind the speakers. Bass seemed to be a little thin, and these are 4 ohm impedence. Happy Tunes!
I need some advice on speakers..
I'm selling my Martin Logan Odysseys to try a speaker with a smaller footprint. My room is fairly small 15X18, and I have a glass door on the right side of the room. On speaker will wind up more in the corner than the other due to a hallway.
The speakers I've been thinking about are:
The new Audio Physic Virgo III
The Von Schweikert VR-5
The Merlin VSM-M
The Coincident Super Eclipse
The VMPS monitor speaker the small on with the two 8's.
The speakers I've been thinking about are:
The new Audio Physic Virgo III
The Von Schweikert VR-5
The Merlin VSM-M
The Coincident Super Eclipse
The VMPS monitor speaker the small on with the two 8's.