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Sonus Faber Amati Homage vs Olympia III

I am thinking of upgrading my speakers from the Sonus Faber Olympia III to perhaps the Amati. Due to logistics, it would be hard for me to audition them, so it would be a bit of leap of faith. I listen to mostly classical and I am on that eternal quest for improved sound stage, sound floor and musicality.


I am currently using a Legacy Acurus A150 (which still kicks ass), soon to upgrade to a ARC150se with a Doge Clarity preamp, VPI turntable and a Mac-mini functioning as a NAS running Roon and TIdal.
chazark123
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erik_squires
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Not sure about costs but I would seek out the Stradivari. That wide baffle is amazing for ignoring room acoustics and transporting you into the recording environment.

Best,

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tablejockey
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I've never heard the Amati disappoint in any setup. That's a nice upgrade there.
Great speakers to amazing speakers in both sonics and looks. Congratulations.
 
I too would go for the Strads, if they are in your price bracket. Aesthetically, they are stunning. Getting out of the house would be difficult with those in my room.
willgolf
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I have the new SF Amati Tradition.  I had Wilson Audio Duette 2's.  They are a major step up from the Wilson's.  My music is absolutely awesome.  The sound stage and clarity are definitely a marked improvement.  It helps to have a great amp to drive the speakers.  I have a Raven Integrated Reflection MK2 tube amp.  It is like being in a concert hall.  
chazark123 OP
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Thanks everyone. I will let you know what I think if I proceed with the purchase.
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