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What's your dream speaker?

If cost and availability is no problem, what's your dream speaker(s) and "why" do you want it?

I'll start.  My dream speaker is the Magico M3.  After auditioning the best speakers I could find through dealers and audio shows, the speaker sound that rather consistently connected with me emotionally were the YG and Magico.  The Magico M6/M9 are great for larger spaces, but the M3 is perfect for my use.

I haven't quite nailed down the speaker for my 2nd system yet which will be driven by flea watt amps.  Horns for bass are larger than my space can accommodate so must determine compromises I'm willing to settle for.
kennyc
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chrisr
543 posts
 
I would go for the wharfedale elysian 2... A matter of time.

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emrofsemanon
292 posts
 
something full-range, neutral, with lab-grade stereophonic imaging/depth no matter where one sit or stood in the listening space. 
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16hzlover
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Avalon Tesseract with (2) Stereo Integrity 24 inch subs powered with 6k watt amps on each sub.

It’s all about the BASS
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unreceivedogma
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I’ve been listening to them for 45 years. 
musicaddict
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fred6059 posts07-16-2021 6:18amRaidho D 3.1.  To my ears, Raidho's do it all.  Of course Borresen is the genius behind it.  Haven't had a chance to hear his new line, so maybe the Borresen 03.  At $66K, unfortunately can't go there!
I agree with each and every statement fred60 made above. My 20.5 ft wide by 17ft deep room x 10ft avg ceiling (two large openings) won't support more than that size. I run older D2s now and am more than satisfied since I no longer have house parties. I still lust after the B03 for it's newer design and performance.

I'd need to keep my DSPeaker unit of course to tame the mid-bass hump but I think Michael's a genius. I'd still want four good but modest subs to low-pass at 40 or so for a DBA bottom-end. That would probably be nirvana to me, in this home.




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