Magico - Wide vs. Narrow
Hi Everyone,
I'm not looking to buy, but I am a big fan of wide baffle speakers. I realized recently that Magico had a history of making wide baffle speakers (like the M5) which they seem to have gone away from in the current generations.
I'm curious if any fans have had a chance to hear both and if they have a preference, or impression especially in regards to being able to hear the recording space and imaging.
Thanks!
Erik
Dear @audiokinesis : Yes Snell came with rear tweeters and as a fact I paste/copy from Snell and in m my ADS L2030 I mounted a rear firing 1" silk dome with same efficiency and FR than the fabolous ADS tweeters in the speakers front firing. Yes, you enhance the recording space.
R. |
@erik_squires : " just want to know if others have noticed distint differences we could attribute to baffle width "
No one could do that with different kind of speakers. The only way is two similar speakers ( same everything. ) with difference only if wide or narrow.
Sense to you?
R. |
Dear @erik_squires : " to hear both and if they have a preference, or impression especially in regards to being able to hear the recording space and imaging. "
Your " curiosity " have several problems/obstacles for even Magico owners due that: - each owner has his personal targets /preferences - space and imagin mainly depends of each room/system and how well the speaker overall response is integrated to that room : this is the room acoustic treatment. - Magico M5 design was way different to its today M7 ( more or less similar 4-way and 5 drivers as the M5. ) starting with its new technically optimized drivers as its new crossover design and crossover parts. I think , but I can be wrong, that we can't mix " apples " with " bananas " or " oranges ".
Regards and enjoy the MUSIC NOT DISTORTIONS, R. |
