I'm not going to argue-- it does breathe life into recordings. It was the system that I first auditioned when I started thinking about buying a stereo. I only went with the polks because of the amazing deal my wife gets at work (60% off). As soon as I have a stable job (just graduated from college, still unemployed) I plan on switching out my Polks for Vandies.
which sub to add to vandy 1C's
Looking to add a little tightness and speed to the bass on my vandys, it seems a tad too laid back for me on certain rock recordings. Of course I want it to integrate well with my current setup (nad 320bee and vandy 1Cs). would love to get the a 2WQ but unfortunately its a little out of my price range. I want to spend $300-$500. room dimensions are fairly small so i don't nessesarily need the most powerful sub. I've considered upgrading to the 2Cs but think adding a sub makes more sense as i am completely satisfied with the highs, mids, soundstage of the 1Cs, especially on jazz and more accoustic recordings, just missing that extra punch that i think a sub would provide. thanks.
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