Do you know of small speakers that sound ''BIG'' ?

Proac monitors,Totem model one,Red rose,Diapason Adamantes.

Check out the Reference 3A Royal Virtuoso or Decappo but careful to match wih right amp. Many use with SET but the speaker's impedendance has a lift in and can result in a tilted treble. Or you can look into a pair of Sonus Faber Auditors.

Good Kuck!*>)

green mountain Callisto sounds awesome and truely boxless!

Its more than physics...its room interaction and placement...small speakers can sound very big in the right(SMALL) room...that is what they are designed for afterall...that being said I like:

GMA Europas(own)
Sonus Faber
Spendour

Jamesw20,

I'm just putting in a good word for a good product. Bizzy Bee doesn't spend money on advertizing. They mainly rely on word of mouth and satisfied customers who share their thoughts and experience in forums like this.

So my post may read like and advert, but it's basically my take on why the TAD-803s are able to impress me the way they have.

They lack a bit of extension at both frequency extremes, but the midbass through the lower treble region (where 90 percent of the music lies) seems a bit more coherent and transparent than many other highly acclaimed speakers that I've heard.

The feeling I get listening to the 803s is an intimate connection to the music that I get at some concerts (the better ones). This is opposed to other speakers that are hypercritical "reviewer's tools," but lead to premature listener fatigue. I thought some folks might be interested in a speaker like that, but maybe I was wrong.