I’ve wanted a pair of Magnepans for quite some time so when a pair of LRS’s came up for sale near me, with only 10 hours on them, I jumped on them, and Im glad I did!
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mijostyn : I don't use subs for music, very content with how low my 20.1's go. Panel bass is so much faster and articulate than cone subs. I have subs for my dedicated home theater and that's where they will stay, just my preference. You state that ALL ESL's require subs, even the BIG SoundLabs? I always wanted a set of Diva's , 10 years ago you could get a good set for around $10K, now $22K, way out of my price range. I've also considered the Tympani IV'a and the Carver Amazing Platinum's. |
I owned pretty much everything out there I am leaning on the exceptional Marten Loudspeakers they now have models that most can afford and top quality throughout. The Oscars are their entry level they have SB acoustics make the ceramic drivers to their exacting specs the upper level get Accuton ceramic drivers or a mix. Ceramic very fast and detailed they use good Mundorf silver gold oil capacitors,all Mundorf Xover And top Norma wiring, WBT copper gold connectors even in their entry level speakers they are electrostatic like fast but with excellent precision and dynamics ,and 10 x better parts quality then Maggie I have rebuilt mags them several times ,you would think they would improve quality cheap huge bottleneck connectors and Chinese Xover parts in 20 years Nope, not good and frame flexes like a sail when cranked up ,and they need a Ton of current for the larger panels no more for me ,Martens much better in every way !! |