@kdude66
The 2170 did indeed get rid of some of the Zu's cabinet talk. One thing that even my wife noticed (she usually doesn't pay much attention to the 'new' boxes I lug up the stairs) is how dead silent the Lyngdorf is. One of my audiophile friends came by to listen to it and was blown away but the sound of that 'one small box.' I have also found myself listening to music at lower volumes, not sensing the need to turn it up to get full-bodied sound. But when I want to crank things up, it can take things to ear-bleeding levels without any high-end hardness.
The 2170 did indeed get rid of some of the Zu's cabinet talk. One thing that even my wife noticed (she usually doesn't pay much attention to the 'new' boxes I lug up the stairs) is how dead silent the Lyngdorf is. One of my audiophile friends came by to listen to it and was blown away but the sound of that 'one small box.' I have also found myself listening to music at lower volumes, not sensing the need to turn it up to get full-bodied sound. But when I want to crank things up, it can take things to ear-bleeding levels without any high-end hardness.