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Originally Posted by Gazjam
From Left to Right: 2001: A Space Odyssey, Blade Runner, Logans Run, Thunderbirds are GO!Quote:
Originally Posted by struth
On the other wall is a Limited Edition Shining Print: http://shop.creativespark.co.uk/product/the-shining
On the far left, there is an original promotional 2001: A Space Odyssey Lenticular Postcard and a print with the lyrics of a Passenger song (one of me and my girlfriend's favorites)
Don't think that for one minute mr Toast. I have a huge room and it doesn't sound as good as my old medium sized room.Quote:
Originally Posted by hoopsontoast
Those 9s look amazing mate, I've had RS3 and RS5 and love them so I can only imagine how good these sound.Quote:
Originally Posted by hoopsontoast
Thanks, really impressed with them, really is the pinacle after the R1, R3, Alya, Jura and R7.Quote:
Originally Posted by RichB
If you (or anyone) is in the area, always welcome to pop in for a cuppa and a spin of some tunes.
Rob,
Have you also experience of the RS1?
S.
Not directly but I have owned the R1 and also some Alyas with the ZRR tweeter (from the RS range).
I thought the R1s were excellent little speakers, not quite as good as the Kolts that I had at the same time, and in a very small room I kept the Kolts as they suited the corner placement.
I had the Alyas in my current room, they had been upgraded with the ZRR tweeter, and with the good old RR125 bass driver, the same driver complement as the RS1 and I really liked them. Nice little speakers and only moved them on as I went on to bigger and better things. I would happily have another pair.
I have not heard any of the RS range directly, but as mentioned owned many other of the Rega range so I can't imagine they would be bad!
I would recommend the Harbeth P3ES that I had on long term loan before I got the R9s but they are quite a bit more second hand than the RS1s (~£800 vs ~£200). I really liked the little Harbeths, very nice midrange, sort of a mix of the linearity and composure of the ATC SCM10/SCM7 but with the ease of drive and open nature of the Regas and Keesonic Kolts.
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Originally Posted by southall-1998
Thanks Rob.
I wouldn't mind trying the SCM 7's (The older ones)
Do they benefit with some ''back wall'' reinforcement? But there is a slight worry for me, the walls in my bedroom are timbre, not hard solid plaster!
No idea how my Nait 5i would cope controlling those damped heavy cones!
It'll be hard for me to part with the Naim because it is very good!!
S.
I found the SCM7 and SCM10 work best with a bit of space behind them, opens them up a little. They need very heavy stands though, I found the Target R series works really well, very heavy and solid. Adds bass depth and definition.Quote:
Originally Posted by southall-1998
The Nait 5i would be OK, I was never a fan of Naim and ATC together IMO but in terms of controlling them, it was better than it would look on paper.
Can imagine the Naim/ATC combo being at bit overwhelming!
ATC does an interesting integrated. The older version still holds it's value well!!
Sorry if I'm thread crapping, Rob.
S.
I like the ATC Integrated but as you say it still holds its value well. I have found the little Bryston B60 an excellent match for the SCM10s, for a small integrated.Quote:
Originally Posted by southall-1998