Well, you've gone and done it, and I'd say you've done it well. Enjoy!
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Well, you've gone and done it, and I'd say you've done it well. Enjoy! http://thevinylanachronist.blogspot.com/2011/07/visit-to-joseph-audio-factory.html |
I'm also on a possible trajectory towards a purchase of the JA Perspectives. Having heard them several times now...they are special speakers IMO. One often reads descriptors like "quiet" and "low noise floor" of the Joseph speakers and that's exactly what I've heard. There is this amazingly low-hash quality to the presentation, like being able to view into a stream through clear water, through which the timbral qualities of voices and instruments emerge with particular individuality and clarity. They remind me of those times I've bypassed pre-amps - e.g. using passive stages or using my Benchmark Dac directly into my amplifiers. There is a beautiful black noise floor, a relaxed silence around all the notes when I do this. Unfortunately to my ears the overall presentation always went more "dark" as well, and with it some instrumental color. The Joseph speakers seem to present that same feeling of low noise around all the notes, but with full timbral color to the sound. It's pretty intoxicating if this type of presentation is your bag (and it is, mine). |