Small speakers - Totem Arro / Reference 3a Dulcet


Looking for ~1k used speakers for second small room. Has anyone compared both of these speakers and would be kind enough to share their strengths and weaknesses? The room is about 13'x12', I listen to country, vocals, and some light pop. They would be driven by either a Mcintosh MC240 or an Onix 60W integrated (have access to both, but would like to leave the 240 in main system). Thanks,

Dave
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i have owned a pair of totem arros in the past and have heard the AP steps. both speakers produce an amazing sound for their size. the audio physic's are quite a bit more money than the arros. i think the steps are $1700 while the arros are $1100, all new. if you are looking at around $1500+ for speakers, look at the totem model 1's. i used to have these also and i thought these sounded better than the steps and are also a large step up from the arros.
good luck
The Dulcets are easier to drive. I heard them at CES2004 and was blown away by them. However, I'm also a fan of Totem. Just wish Vince Bruzzese would design speakers with greater sensitivity.
Both excellent. I've had both at home in my 11' x 16' room for auditions, although it was quite awhile ago for the Arro's - and my electronics were not as good then. Both are exceptional imagers, and disappear beautifully into the soundstage. Where I live, the Dulcets cost at least 50% more, and of course need stands, but my impression is that they are well worth it and are capable of providing more music across the spectrum. In fairness, I'd have to bring the Arro's in for a side by side again with the same amp etc. I suggest the Dulcet is more comparable to the Totem Model 1's or the Hawks in price and capability.
I would have to say the Dulcets should be the way to go. Easy to drive and they dissolve and disapear! Good Luck!

Chris