Energy speakers
Hey everyone, I'm new here. I'm searching for some new towers, and I was wondering if anyone has experiene with the Energy brand. I understand they're a little more laid-back compared to some of the competition, but I have B&W DM601s, and I keep seeing comparisons between B&W and Energy. What do you guys think?
My first pair of good speakers were Energy Pro 22s. A very nice speaker for the $$ in my books. One of the best pair of speakers I’ve ever owned were the Energy Veritas 2.8s. They could really energize a big room and had a nice slightly warm left of neutral presentation. Stereophile were a fan too, back in the day:
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Rc-70 amazing speakers. rolled off at 600hz
great for metal, rock, acoustic, vocals
love mine! best. I’ve heard in years!
the rc-10 bookshelves are amazing!
The rc-line is great. veritas have more emphasis on tweeter, giving more soundstage. rc-70 are great. mine are powered by McCormack, sunfire, and Odyssey, I switch out amps often.
recordings are , good in good out etc.
I love mine, as I don’t like harsh treble. warm and amazing, metal, and acoustic guitar shine. |
Rc-70 are much warmer than b and w if your looking for spacious , treble, highs, cymbals, they are there, but not as lively as b and w. I love mine, there is no fatigue what so ever, mine play all day, while I’m home, no “s” fatigue either for me. Brought up my Odyssey upgraded kismet monos, this weekend, with ld-2 preamp and udp-1(switched out) for pioneer elite dv-79avi. Playing new scorpions, hexx, Satan, pink cream 69, yakuza, Saxon, loudness, and the munetaka higuchi free world II
vinnie Moore;Japan cds. thin Lizzy (Japan box set) sound great the midrange is perfect for electric guitar and acoustic guitar. Smooth ! |
@tablejockey I have some b&w DM601s, a def tech powerfield 15+, and an Integra DTR 30.6 powering everything. |
