warrenh
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| Does anyone have any experience with JM Labs Alto? Wow! From the Micros to the Altos. That's $11,000. Man, a killer subwoofer wouldn't have done it for you? | |
| Does anyone have any experience with JM Labs Alto? There must be something about the BE tweeter breakin. I've heard from another, the same thing about the new Micros. When I heard them at Sound by Singer, they were, obviously, well broken in. Don't have a referent, though, never having auditioned ... | |
| Does anyone have any experience with JM Labs Alto? Subwoofer all the way with those little babies. I heard the Micros for an hour and freaked. It wasn't until I heard them with a sub that they truly happened. Which sub? Hey, put it out there. I love my Sunfire Architectural. I was very interested ... | |
| Is there a problem at Revel? Done some homework boys. The new Performa 32s are targeted to cost $4500 and the M22s, $2200. They (the M20s) are, visually, quite boring. Hum drum. I think the M20s are much cooler looking. Sound? Not a clue. The Performa 32s, on the other hand, ... | |
| Is there a problem at Revel? What about the M22's cost? | |
| Is there a problem at Revel? Only two, some odd, years on the market and they are going to discontinue the M20s? I find that hard to believe, considering the short time they've been around. But,hey, who knows? I would think these are an addition to the Performa line, but what... | |
| Real "Bookshelf" speaker 4 bookshelf or wall-mount Wall? Bookshelf? All the same. Kills, what could be a great sounding speaker. You will get good sound. But, I'm not into good. Sorry if I got off the path. It happens. Technical? What do you need to know that will help your ears discern what they ... | |
| My M20s were humbled Since I started this thread (and I appreciate everyone staying with the theme) I'm just going to go a bit tangential. I was talking to an Audiogon buddy, last night, and we were talking about how many killer monitors are, probably, out there (as g... | |
| Real "Bookshelf" speaker 4 bookshelf or wall-mount Bookshelves are for books. Not for speakers. Never the twain should meet. There's no setting on a speaker that will save it (sonically) from the deleterious effects a wall of books will have. Don't waste your money on world class bookshelf speaker... | |
| My M20s were humbled Ideally, I like (that's why I love the M20s) a monitor that has great bass extension to begin with. I let the monitor run full range, and let the sub (in this case, I crossover at 40 Hz) do the rest. Hey, we're going tangential. 'tis the nature of... | |
| TV ignorance Uncle Jeff, don't have the 10' Are you saying plasma instead of lcd? | |
| My M20s were humbled I don't know if addicting is appropriate. Perhaps it's the intimacy, soundstaging, that I love. Monitors (great ones) are very revealing, and when the recording is right they're awesome. | |
| My M20s were humbled It is easier (and that's still a tough assignment) to get two drivers to work together, rather than three or more. Cabinet resonances/CROSSOVERS are a very big deal. True the bass extension is compromised a tad, but isn't it on most speakers? Ther... | |
| Where does a sellers responsibility stop? Agaffer, you're a gentleman and a scholar; and there's not many of us left...you were a cut above. Nice to hear.... | |
| My M20s were humbled They were incredibly dynamic to my ears. They did require a sub. Hey let's face it, not only monitors, but many claim-to-be- full range speakers could use a sub. I heard them with a Rel sub, as well. Ecstasy. Calanctus, those HPs will be coming ou... |