Agree and appreciate everyone’s feedback above. Much appreciated. Agree that the forum is rather restrictive with exchanging basic information that may go beyond a public conversation.
two channel speaker/equipment consultant
Hello, would anyone recommend a consultant or service that can steer a novice thru the selection of speaker selection? looking to make a considerable investment and would like to make most informed decision possible.
Regards,
Michael
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@mikeyb9115 Have you checked Sound Environment? They sell some high end speakers. I live in KC, but I haven't actually been in the KC store. I used to go to their Omaha store. I have a friend in KC that has Legacy Valors. Another Agon forum member is in KC. He's taking delivery of two new pairs of speakers this week. There is a Facebook page for Kansas City Home Audio Enthusiasts. Someone on there might have something that you could listen to.. Maybe put a post there. I have Von Schweikert Endeavor RE speakers. I really like them, but you may be looking to spend more. I run them with a pair of REL subs. |
You do not need to make a considerable investment to get GREAT traditional speakers. I love my Livingroom box speaker it is one of the best ever made, but I recently heard an open baffle speaker, and I am thinking this is the future of speakers. I am now in the queue to get one once it is released very soon. Going to keep both speakers (at least that is the plan). Interesting thing with open baffle speakers is that they usually run on very low power. I heard the speaker I am getting with a tube headphone amp. The bass section was driven by Class D. The key is how the bass is integrated with the rest of the sound. It was the best bass I ever heard. Sure, sounded different. There was a bass musician in the room with me when I heard the speakers and when I commented on the bass, he told me that is how bass is supposed to sound.
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you can start at https://speakerchoices.com/ |
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