High Sensitivity Speakers without support sub or build in active woofers got low performance to produce low bass but some listeners dont care about low bass' They looking on techical characteritic and stupidly believed , what it say
What is your take on high efficient speakers vs. low efficient speakers?
Consider both designs are done right and your other equipment is well matched with the speakers. Do you have any preference when it comes to sound quality? Is it matter of economic decision when it comes to price? - power amps can become very expensive when power goes up, on the other hand large, efficient speakers are expensive as well. Is your decision based on room size? I'd love to hear from you on the subject.
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@charles1dad wrote:
About the same levels for a large portion of my music enjoyment (right now averaging just over 65dB's C-weighted with my evening listen of Keith Jarrett's 'The Carnegie Hall Concert'), except with a range of well-recorded and not too dynamically compressed classical recordings, some electronic genres and watching movies, where higher peaks (via a wider dynamic range) do occur.
With 8 watts of SET power given the speaker context, listening levels and distance this combo should be perfectly suitable. Sounds to me like you're hitting the right notes, so to speak, from your descriptions. |
+1 @ozzy62 |
@bache With the right speaker enclosure, Tannoy dual concentric 15" speakers and many other efficient speakers extend down to below 30 hz. Not to mention that 90 percent of the music is in the midrange frequency. Who is stupid now? I didn’t want to do this to you but you made me do it. Ignorance can be a blessing. No wonder why Tannoy was the most widely used speaker in studios around the world, including Abbey Road. I guess, they were stupid too. |
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