Yes. It was Stereo Unlimited. Don't get me wrong, Bruce has one of the finest stores I've seen/heard along with the incredible Vandersteen 7's. Maybe there was something with the Quatro's setup that wasn't quite right. Who knows? I do agree that two subs would be better than one, but now that I'm retired, I will have to be satisfied with one sub, at least for awhile as disposable income is at a bit of a premium for me right now. But I WILL own two in the not so distant future. Bruce thought I could get by with the less expensive X-2 crossovers instead of the premium crossovers with the batteries. He felt there wasn't much difference in the overall sound compared to the cheaper X-2's. Richard Vandersteen says differently....Hmmm....decisions, decisions.
Vandersteen Treo vs 3A Sig as upgrade
I had my local dealer hook up a pair of Treos to demo them and left with a very mixed impression. I like the overall sound. They have a smoother, more refined and sophisticated midrange that the 3A Sigs can't match. I want that. But the bass was less defined and the top end was bright. The sibilance was very exaggerated - this was with CD. Is this the character of the Treo? Thanks!
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I'm very late, but a cheap meter is a phone with a calibrated mic ($25) and app. On android I use sound tools. It's very nice, and has much better extension than most SPL meters. Dayton imm6 Also works with Room EQ Wizard if you get fancy. Best, Erik |
@mr_m I have the M5-HP adjustable Vandy crossovers. I have two 100k ohm X-2 in mint condition if that would happen to be the value you need . I was just looking at your integrated online but could not find the input impedance listed. You would want an X-2 that is roughly 1/2 the input impedance of the Rogue. |
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