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What are some of the downsides of owning a Magneplanar .7 or 1.7i ?
@johnnyb53 +1 I hope the OP, SunnyJim, is not dissuaded by the negative hype found on the internets, most of which is unfounded and plain silly, and gets to hear Maggies in his home.    
What are some of the downsides of owning a Magneplanar .7 or 1.7i ?
I still have a hell of a lot of rhythm and tone, after all these years but I'm not so sure about my dynamic range. 
What are some of the downsides of owning a Magneplanar .7 or 1.7i ?
I’ve been trying for decades to fit a symphony orchestra into my living/listening spaces. I’m not talking some piddly-size orchestra- I’m talking Mahleresque and more- try Brian's first.  Whoah dude. It’s a challenging proposition. Very challenging. 
What are some of the downsides of owning a Magneplanar .7 or 1.7i ?
To the OP,I just thought of a real-world, objective not subjective,  potential disadvantage to Magnepans- cats sometimes will treat them as scratching "posts."  I don't know if that has been mentioned elsewhere in this thread or if you have cats.  :) 
What are some of the downsides of owning a Magneplanar .7 or 1.7i ?
So much seemingly endless hyperbole. Meanwhile, Magnepan- a great American speaker company, survives and thrives in the rarified world of high-end audio, with its innumerable variations in the "home listening experience" and listeners. 
What are some of the downsides of owning a Magneplanar .7 or 1.7i ?
Johnnyb53 wrote: "Here’s a very thoughtful review of the Magnepan .7s by Julie Mullins from a couple of years ago at The Absolute Sound. Her observations and perspective echo much of my experience with my 1.7s, including her observations with a p... 
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My Dear Khythyn:"Now and then it’s good to pause in our pursuit of happiness and just be happy." GUILLAUME APOLLINAIRE, novelist 
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Great Magnepan Tweak!Tweeters out. No contest. Cost? $0. No shipping or sales tax. Easily reversed at some future date at no additional cost. YMMV 
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Yet more cents.MMG’s stock $599. Resale value predictable. Enjoyment factor predictable. Value? Considerable..7’s new @ $1399. Resale value predictable. Enjoyment factor most assuredly predictable. Value? Considerable.MMG’s "gunned" including cost... 
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Two more cents:Prior to my .7's, I sometimes used a pair of inexpensive Pioneer Andrew Jones 8" powered subs with the MMG's.  That system is one heck of a musical return on investment.  The subs are packed away now because I'm happy with the bass ... 
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"ps, how’d you characterize the differences between the MMG and the .7? Just curious."As many have said, the MMG’s are one heck of a speaker for the money and otherwise. I surely agree. The same can be said for the .7’s, which, for me, are a consi... 
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Department of 2 Cents. I just replaced MMG’s with .7’s and am thrilled, stoked, thankful, and pretty much blown away, etc. My dedicated listening room is small. 11’ wide x 13’ long with most of the rear wall open to the LR. I expected an improveme... 
Very Bad purchase from upscale audio Acoustic Zen Adagio
Please, if there’s a merciful god somewhere, and it’s paying attention, hear my prayer and end this thread. 
Ohm Walsh Micro Talls: who's actually heard 'em?
Thanks, bondMy preamp is a highly-upgraded Luminescence octal-based unit, my my regular amps are MFA M120 mono tube amps which are out for servicing and upgrading. My backup amp is a NAD C272 solid state unit,A few days ago, I began major reconfig... 
Ohm Walsh Micro Talls: who's actually heard 'em?
I’m back in OHM Land. Scored a very nice pair of Micro Walsh Talls from Craigslist yesterday. I now, finally, "get it" about OHMs. After many months of listening to Sonus Faber Cremona Auditors M’s and a pair of Magnepan MMGs, I have some signific...