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!
wlutke
You can halve an impedance by putting a resistor in parallel with it. :)

So if you have 100k but need 50k, put a 100k resistor across the inputs.

But really, this should only be for passive line level crossovers. Any active crossover should deal well enough with anything over 10k.

Best,


Erik
Hifiman. If they were the right values for my amp, how much would you want for them?
@mr_m I bought them a number of years ago when I first got my subs. so I had no idea of what they cost.  I called Vandersteen today to find out that a new pair of X-2 crossovers is $140.  They are worthless at the moment stored in my stereo room closet (they are in the original sealable plastic bag with the owner's sheet).  I would be willing to part with them for $40 including shipping cost.  That might net me enough for a new SACD or 180 gram LP.  If they are not the right value for you I would honor that price to anyone in the continental U.S.  


Hifiman. That's an excellent price. If I can find out the input impedance of my Rogue soon, I would definitely consider purchase. Thanks!
@mr_m;  I have the Rogue CM2 integrated amp.  I have contacted Rogue a couple of times and found them to be very responsive.


Regards.  Richard in Tucson