I can only offer a second-hand comment based on a conversation I had yesterday with Tim Ratcliffe, owner of "Experience Audio" in Seattle, WA. (For Seattle-area audiophiles who are not familiar with Tim's store, I'll quickly mention that his product lines include: electronics from Aesthetix, Audio Research, Plinius, Copland, Gamut, 47 Labs, and Klyne; speakers by Avalon, ProAc, Alon/Nola, and Reference 3M; turntables from VPI, ClearAudio, and Nottingham turntables; cartridges from Grado, ClearAudio, Benz, and DynaVector; cables from Acoustic Zen; power line conditioning from Richard Gray.)
Tim just returned from CES, and he said that he listened at some length to the Quattros and was very impressed with them. He thought the Quattros offered exceptional performance for the money, while also taking up less "air space" than the larger Vandy models.
Tim just returned from CES, and he said that he listened at some length to the Quattros and was very impressed with them. He thought the Quattros offered exceptional performance for the money, while also taking up less "air space" than the larger Vandy models.