I hate to throw more speakers into the audition list, but check out German Physic and MBL speakers. If I was going well into 5 figures for speakers, those two would be high up on the audition list. If you really like it loud, consider a horn-based speaker. Volti Audio makes horn speakers that don’t suffer the drawbacks of horns, IME. And for something completely different, check out the Arion Audio Apollo. This system was my favorite at Capital Audio Festival. They play big, loud, super clean, spacious and musical, in in a huge room. I had Mike, the designer, play a cut from Peter Gabriel’s US album. This album sounds murky and confused on all but the very best systems. I had never heard it as well reproduced as on the Apollos. Might be hard to arrange an audition, though.
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Hi guys so my system is McIntosh c2700, McIntosh Mc611s, Hi Fi Rose 130, Power Quest 707 all with up graded power cords. My listening room will be 15x35' with concrete floors. I pretty much have it down to two speakers the Focal Mastros and the Magico S7. For music I really listen to everything and do like bottom end and smooth clear highs plus I like it loud. I would love to hear you're guys input and experiences as I really can't hear either speaker.
Thanks Matt
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here is a few more between 15 and 45K https://speakerchoices.com/?pricemin=15000&pricemax=40000 |
I am not sure what your current speakers are. I wonder if you have subwoofers in your system. If not, I added a pair of REL SHO subwoofers and it was a game changer. Their high level connection allows them to play more like woofers to fill in the bottom end without sounding boomy.
I too feel the Focal’s sound a bit bright. I would imagine the concrete floor could make things sound brighter.
there are so many in this group who are so knowledgeable and it will be interesting what they come up with. |
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