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| What speakers can b considered as world reference? Bose?? I just threw up a little in my mouth. :) It's funny as a hifi salesman, I get people of all sorts comming in to listen. One moment sticks out in my mind. We had a $15,000 pair of class A uberspeakers on display for demo hooked up with refer... | |
| What speakers can b considered as world reference? In response to Drew>I've never been to a concert where an orchestra or choir used any sort of amplification. I've also heard unamplified small jazz ensembles and soloists playing classical guitar, sax, piano, hammer dulcimer, harp, violin, viol... | |
| What speakers can b considered as world reference? A bit aside from the question, but I don't really like this common audiophile thing where averyone compares speakers to the "live sound". If you want a speaker to sound like it did live, go get a 15" JBL PA speaker and maybe an overcranked Hartke ... | |
| Krell FBP vs Parasound JC1 JC-1 finicky? That's funny. The JC-1 in my experience is the reference for all amps to be judged, providing seemingly unlimited power to any load.(while doubling as a room heater in the wintertime) That being said, the Krell may have machined alum... | |
| Totem Hawk a underated "Jewel" Yes, I think so. Hawks vs. Forest was my big decision, cost being no object. I'm already sold on the Totem brand, because they are amazing at what they do, and a great value in the market. I was lucky enough to have both pairs brand new for demo, ... | |
| Differences between Parasound A23 and A21? A21 is definately better. I've listened to them both extensively. The A23 is good, but the A21 is quite a bit better. Clean, low level detail, improoved bass control, higher damping factor, ect. Higher class A bias. It's worth the upgrade. |