Having Simaudio Nova with I-5, I'd suggest you to try Acoustic Zen (Matrix Ref II and Satori). IMHO, it works well with Sim, and have an appealing balance between speed, details, and some warmth. If I'd go from AZ towards silver, it would be already bright, an opposite direction towards real warmth, it would be too bloomy... Seems AZ found a nirvana point :)
IC/Speaker Recommendations for Sim Audio/Dynaudio
Hi guys,
I am looking for suggestions for changing out my IC's and speaker cables. I need to balance my 2 channel with my HT as it is an integrated system.
My system consists of a stock Denon DVD-2900, Sim Audio Nova LE cd player, Attraction 7.1 pre/pro and Titan amp. Speakers are Dynaudio with S3.4's for the fronts
Power cords are Elrod Statement on the amp and Cardas cords on the pre and cd. I have Cardas IC's and speaker cables with GR between source and pre, NR between pre and amp and GR speaker cables.
While I like the sound that I am experiencing with the warmth and texture that I am experiencing, I find myself yearning for more detail, less warmth. Maybe a bit more punchy and dynamic sounding. Tried changing out the GR on the source from GR to NR. While that gave me more detail, it leaned out the sound.
Looking for suggestions from people especially if you have Sim Audio or Dynaudio equipment.
Thanks!
I am looking for suggestions for changing out my IC's and speaker cables. I need to balance my 2 channel with my HT as it is an integrated system.
My system consists of a stock Denon DVD-2900, Sim Audio Nova LE cd player, Attraction 7.1 pre/pro and Titan amp. Speakers are Dynaudio with S3.4's for the fronts
Power cords are Elrod Statement on the amp and Cardas cords on the pre and cd. I have Cardas IC's and speaker cables with GR between source and pre, NR between pre and amp and GR speaker cables.
While I like the sound that I am experiencing with the warmth and texture that I am experiencing, I find myself yearning for more detail, less warmth. Maybe a bit more punchy and dynamic sounding. Tried changing out the GR on the source from GR to NR. While that gave me more detail, it leaned out the sound.
Looking for suggestions from people especially if you have Sim Audio or Dynaudio equipment.
Thanks!
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