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Reference 3a Grand veena or Duntech Sovereign

I have a pair of Grand veena now and have been offered a used pair of Duntech Sovereign at very reasonable price. I read many other reviews and found that its soundstage is superb and I also listen to them once at my friend's home who use its as main speaker for home theater system and it is amazing!) My room is very large about 20x40x8.5 ft and used for both HT and 2 channel listening because I do not have another room for seperate system. I'm impress with the sound of grand veena as well but due to space I cannot keep them both if I decide to replace the Sovereign in my room. One more thing I use ASR Emitter II exclusive integrated amplifier in my system. So I want your opinions and suggestions about how these two compared to each other and whether I should keep Grand veena or get legendary Duntech.
Please recommend me to support the decision.
teenoy
tbg
5,263 posts
 
Rgs92, thankfully the Grand Veenas sound nothing like Wilsons. They have a very real soundstage and very real on vocals. I have no idea why you would ask about buzzing.
wasitpon
6 posts
 
Hi,Tbg
MC 1201 is momo block 1,200 watt/each.
wasitpon
6 posts
 
Hi,Rcprince
The key is having enough control in the bass to handle the woofers, otherwise the sound can get a little muddy and slow.
How can to control and reduce a little muddy and slow.
Thank you
Pon
tbg
5,263 posts
 
Wasitpon, they will work.

Another matter, is the use of feet or stands under the Sovereigns. Dunlevy never recommended the use of feet and I never did. They would have to be very substantial feet as each Sovereign weighs 350 pounds. I do suspect that they would benefit from the use of StillPoints component stands that I use under my Tidals.
rcprince
3,073 posts
 
Wasitpon: I agree with Tbg, 1200 watts from your amps should work fine.

Make sure you're sitting at least 10 feet from them to get the best integration of the drivers.
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