@jayctoy we travel to shows all the time. We get great sound but we come with tools to adjust and the equipment performs and delivers which is the most important.
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Thank you @mikelavigne for your report. For those who cannot get there dues to distance this is very informative. Please all of you, the speakers are Børresen. |
@thecarpathian Good definition of insanity, lol. I was very much looking forward to hearing the Borresen's as I was unable to go to the Next Level demo a couple of months ago. Must be my 74 year-old ears, but I found myself physically wincing more than once while listening to the X1's (I think). That was a disappointment. On the other hand there were lots of great sounding speakers and many rooms were well set up. Several rooms had Magico's and they all sounded good. Something new: an Italian company called Turnbull. They had some stand-mounters with excellent sound, including bass. There also seemed to be quite a few open-baffle offerings that were good. I didn't keep good notes, but an example would be Pure Audio Project. My taste runs toward the BBC sound and as always I enjoyed listening to some large Tannoy's, Spendor Classics and Hatbeth SHL's in various rooms.. A very useful show. I need to be more systematic about notes and pictures, though. My preferences |
+1 @treepmeyer on the wincing! I thought I was the only one to find the Borresens a bit much. I have very resolving SS gear, yet still find these over-etched for me. Impressive in many ways yes. I actually enjoyed their smaller speakers more. By comparison the big Giyas with GTT's Audionet amps were stellar. |
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