JMLab Micro Utopia vs Meadowlark Blue Heron

I have owned and heard several meadowlark speakers and none are bright and this is from someone who is very sensitive to bright and does not like it. I can't compare it to the Utopia as I haven't heard them. No part of the Meadowlark line sounds midfi in my opinion.

I agree with Phill23. Meadowlark spkrs have NOTHING to do with midfi. Can't comment on the JM stuff-let your ears be the judge. Good luck.

I have listened to many a Meadowlark at my dealers: Shearwater Hot Rods, Heron-i, Nightingales ... they are all fantastic speakers.

Pat McGinty does not skimp on anything: premium drivers, premium cross-over components, first-order time-coherent design, very sold cabinet, transmission line cabinet, premium wood veneers. The Heron also has "tunable" bass response. Be sure to audition these if you can, as you will hear that they are not mid-fi by any means.

Visit Meadowlarks's web-site
http://www.meadowlarkaudio.com
Each speaker has an interesting technical description as to its design execution.

i heard the 22k meadowlarks and the 5500 dollar ones and the small 2k ones today. i still think their are a hell of alot of speakers i would buy over them. and spend less money. tht 5500 dollar one sounded just as good as the 22k one. i think the 5500 dollar one i think the herron should retail about 2500. just my opinon. as with 22k hell the amatis by sonus look and sound alot better. sound lab m1s,2s,3s are alot less but superior. marton logan prodigys, and the cheaper logans are better. the list goes on. avolon , jm lab, b&w need i say more.