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Sanders Sound Systems 10E - The Genius has done it.

I have long been a fan of Roger Sanders, having first purchased his complete Innersound System back in 2001.  I upgraded about two years ago to a pair of MagTechs and his new 10D speakers, which BLEW MY MIND.  I just went for the 10E upgrade, which, for 10D owners, is a new crossover with room correction for the bass (below 500 hz). Having finished the installation and configuration early this morning, the system is just playing to acclimate but the first sounds were absolutely stunning.  Mr. Sanders has found a way of crawling into the recording and spreading those piano keys just a wee bit further apart;  the violin strings are just a tad tighter and the bow pulls, cleaner.  A masterful achievement.  
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cerrot OP
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I have the new ones, aluminum driver, etc.. Super sweet.
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Thank you very much everyone.  I was listening well in to the night.  I have heard harmonies I have never heard before (Styx Grand Illusion - no big deal recording wise (incredible album musically) and like I heard it for the first time).  I have always read about hearing into the mix" and now see what it means.  The violins from violas are incredibly distinct and the reverb from a bass string doesn't smear up the rest of the music (in my small room).  "Linear Bass" as Roger calls it, is a beautiful thing.  
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Indeed.
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Rayd - you actually DO get to listen to the music with Rogers system.  
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That sounds wonderful, Imomo.  I have been listening 'for the first time', many old recording as well.  A mind blower for me were those 'poorly' recorded 1970's CD's.  Well, so far, they sound pretty incredible!  Even a POOR recording like The Supremes has soundstage and depth.  These usually sound flat and uninvolving.  No longer.  
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