If you find your speakers lacking in the very high end, this is something that would in the long run be frustrating. For some time, I listened to titanium domes, which i thought were good, but only when I replaced my speakers ( coincidentally with a speaker that actually uses an Esotar) did I realize what i was missing. If you want to keep your EA's, i would suggest looking into an add on super tweeter. This would seem to me to be a great solution, as the highs would now not be the weak link. The Enigma Acoustics Soprnino would be an excellent option, all IMHO.
Sonus Faber EA II
Hi Folks-
I have a pair of SF Electa Amator II that I bought new about 12 or 13 years ago. I have read here and elsewhere that the original EA's (not the II's that I have) had a better Dynaudio Esotar tweeter than the (I think) ScanSpeak that came with mine.
Question: can I easily replace my tweeters with the Esotar? I'd like to experience the difference, if I am to believe lots of discussions around this topic.
Anyone who's ever owned the EA's or EA II's know or have experience with the difference in these tweeters?
Reason I am interested is because while I love these speakers (size, looks, mid's, especially on female voices; and I matched these with a REL sub for the missing lows), I wish the highs didn't roll off as much.
Thanks for listening!