mofojo
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| Up to $4500 burning a hole in my pocket Thanks for the Monitor Audio suggestion. I will be in Dayton Ohio area next week and I'll stop in Hanson's Audio and check those out as well as some others.I do hear the Tekton Double Impacts calling my name. Trying. To. Resist. W... | |
| Tekton Double Impacts Teajay,did you listen to any rock / metal on the Double Impact? Did they do well with less than perfect recordings? My listening tastes are varied but rock / metal is a big staple. | |
| Tekton Double Impacts teajay, have you heard the Pendragon before the Double Impact? I know your review is coming out but if you have heard both I was hoping you could give us a mini comparison. One I guess is do you think the Double Impact is better and in what areas. | |
| Up to $4500 burning a hole in my pocket Hey Dusty great to hear you are still liking the Merlins. I agree that day in your room those Tylers did not sound good. Finished flooring in the basement and moved everything's into position and let er rip. I definitely need to get some room trea... | |
| Up to $4500 burning a hole in my pocket I actually have heard these speakers. Sound really nice on a lot of music. Not really my cup of tea all around however. Owned the F30 for a short while as well. Think I preferred those to the 208 overall, although did not hear in the same room wit... | |
| What are the best speakers for 80's hard rock? Picked up some Klipsch Chorus 2 speakers a few weeks ago. Newer Crites crossovers and titanium tweeter diaphragm. Spent lots of time with more "audiophile" type speakers and could never get a lot of rock/metal to sound right and dynamic like rock ... | |
| Up to $4500 burning a hole in my pocket Sorry if I came off as a dick. I have just noticed that there are a whole lot of (but not all of) the rave Tekton reviews with 0 to very little previous posts. That does not make them fake it just raises my suspicion a little. I will hopefully hea... | |
| Up to $4500 burning a hole in my pocket That's what gets me is if you look at the majority of the super rave Tekton posts they are from people who just have a few posts or just one as above. Seems kinda suspicerous. Yup spelled that wrong on purpose. I am however intrigued and will hope... | |
| Up to $4500 burning a hole in my pocket Thanks for the suggestions guys, girls, trannys, or whatever. I'm liking the Chorus 2 very much so far. I'm hopefully going to hear some Tekton Double Impact next month when I am in Detroit on bussiness for a few days. I am very happy at the momen... | |
| Up to $4500 burning a hole in my pocket Chorus not Chirus | |
| Up to $4500 burning a hole in my pocket Well I bought the Klipsch Chirus 2 last night. They may not be perfect but they are really fun and everything sounds good on them. Pretty detailed and very dynamic and definitely have that punch you in the gut factor. I think they are really good ... | |
| Up to $4500 burning a hole in my pocket I used to have a pair of kef 201/2 and while they were excellent I thought they were harsh when playing rock/metal. The triton 1s were acceptable for this. The Kef was wonderful however at Bluegrass and vocals. Detailed as all get out. I never hav... | |
| Up to $4500 burning a hole in my pocket Baranyi, thanks for the feedback couple questions for you. Do you think the room I described would be too small?What speakers do you think these would compare to in the 30k range. You can get some Revel Salon 2 for way under that and they are Very... | |
| room space that doesn't seem like what I would call a small room. I think you should be fine. | |
| Stand mount speakers for a very large room !! I agree with a few of the posts that Dynaudio would be a great choice for a small speaker that will fill a large room. You may be able to get into a Focus 160 within your budget which imo is a good step up from the excite series. My experience wit... |