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Time for some new speakers

So am trying to decide if some models I have researched are worth inclusion and audition. Will have to drive several hundred miles to audition a couple of them so I am looking for thoughts and feedback if anyone has heard them or especially if someone has heard more than one; theirs thoughts on how they compared. Considering the following: KEF 205/2, B&W 802D, Lawrence Audio Cello, Salk Audio Sound Scape 8. List was compiled based on reviews and all of them, having a small foot print (except B&W), resonable bass and looks that I believe my wife could live with. Live in downtown condo with neighbors both sides but do have a good size living room (20 x 24 x17). Front end is Hegel and source is oppo 103, mac mini and sonus for causual listening
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dave_72
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Also, consider the JBL Synthesis model S3900. I swear by JBL Synthesis. Not just because I own them (I own the bigger S4700s) but because I feel they're the best at their price points. Plus, the driver technology is second to none. Whether or not they're better than what's on your list is up to you. Speakers are a very personal thing.
dave_72
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Also, the JBLs are usually discounted quite a bit, so maybe something to consider too.
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glacierbear OP
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Thanks for your input Dave. I will check them out.
admranger
142 posts
 
Not sure of your price range, but the Vivid speakers are both pleasing to look at and hear. I had a chance to hear the B1 model and they were very, very good. They are also very expensive at $15k. Vivid has smaller versions available at a lower price point.
djverne
77 posts
 
Take a a look at the Fritz Rev 7, his speakers are awesome provided your room is big enough.
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