That is highly likely, matey! :)
Marco.
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That is highly likely, matey! :)
Marco.
Don't worry, I will take you up on that :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco
Scale wise big drivers rule
Yes, if you want really deep bass size matters ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by John
http://audio-database.com/MITSUBISHI...p/d-160-e.html
As an add on ;) With some specifications...Quote:
Originally Posted by BTH K10A
Not just deep bass; size matters for punchy midrange too, as well as the aformentioned scale.Quote:
Originally Posted by BTH K10A
WAF is going to be quite low for those Diatone domestic models.... even more so if you need a stereo pair :).
Has anyone seen the average size of a Japanese apartment in Tokyo? maybe they could double-up as bedrooms for the kids :)
I think I could be happy with Roger Sander's electrostatic speaker system if my room were larger. Get me an affordable Mystere CA21 pre for a little tube warmth and a digital and analog front end with a phono pre and a Shelter 901II cart and that oughta do it.
The most convincing speakers Ive ever heard,are Apogee Scintillas with Replacement Graz ribbons, driven by Huge Krells.They just do everything.The rear firing tweeter, presents a 3d image, that with piano, youll believe there is a Steinway in the room.Ive had two pairs and regret selling them,but you real need a big room.:(
Including, near-limitless loudness levels and huge, foundation-threatening scale and bass impact?Quote:
Originally Posted by avalonsounds
If so, they'll be the first statics I've heard of which can do that! ;)
Most tend to throw up the white flag at anything near the levels I sometimes listen at..... :fingers:
Marco.