No Offense intended derrickengineer. I have heard some expensive speakers in optimal rooms with very pricey ancillary electronics and front ends. They produced some of the closest to live reproductions I have heard. A Wilson speaker with master tape front-end. Genesis Ones playing acoustic guitar...very real presentation. Vandersteen 7's...incredible air, depth of staging, delineation, and musical. Tidal...don't recall which model, with all Tidal electronics and digital front end...kept me totally absorbed. Polymer Audio did some spectacular things at Axpona. The larger YG Acoustics, to my taste and ears, bettered their smaller models. Kaiser Kawero were extremely enjoyable...great throughout the frequency range. Occasionally, the expensive Magicos performed well. I have never heard the MBL's sound musical and involving..but only heard at shows
I would very much wish to hear the large Avalons and Evolution Acoustics.
My understanding is each of these speakers have achieved this level of performance by utilizing expensive components; in the drivers and crossovers, plus the density of the cabinet and internal wiring. To reach the depths of lower bass, extension in the upper frequencies, and the delicious, seductive mid-range,; my experiences are from these high-end, high-priced products.
My issue with your statement, derrickengineer, is as with all respondents who make blanket generalizations about a product without actual encounters. Not very practical or objective.
I would very much wish to hear the large Avalons and Evolution Acoustics.
My understanding is each of these speakers have achieved this level of performance by utilizing expensive components; in the drivers and crossovers, plus the density of the cabinet and internal wiring. To reach the depths of lower bass, extension in the upper frequencies, and the delicious, seductive mid-range,; my experiences are from these high-end, high-priced products.
My issue with your statement, derrickengineer, is as with all respondents who make blanket generalizations about a product without actual encounters. Not very practical or objective.