Also the mounting requirements are a bit different given their different enclosure philosophies and construction - Audiovector prefers isolation (e.g. rubber pads) as is the fashion these days, Silverline is old school and prefers coupling (Blu-Tack) to the heaviest stand you can find, which helps ground the bass and control the cabinet resonance. The former can sound good on light, unfilled stands whereas the latter sounded best on my old heavy steel Osiris filled with sand. I currently use a Dynaudio Stand 6 with sand which is kind of in the middle and not as good as the Osiris, but my wife greatly prefers how they look. :)
Review: Silverline SR17 Supreme speakers
Hi all - I've just posted a review of the Silverline SR17 Supreme speakers ($7500):
https://taww.co/post/183853254737/silverline-sr17-supreme-loudspeaker-review
It's been around a while and there's very little coverage of it on the 'net, but I think it's deserving of a listen if you're in the market for this type of speaker. I found it to be truly exceptional,
Cheers,
TAWW
https://taww.co/post/183853254737/silverline-sr17-supreme-loudspeaker-review
It's been around a while and there's very little coverage of it on the 'net, but I think it's deserving of a listen if you're in the market for this type of speaker. I found it to be truly exceptional,
Cheers,
TAWW
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