Tyler Acoustics: Taylo Ref III vs. Linbrook Sig's


Ok, I'm trying to decide between the Taylo Referece III and the Linbrook Signature System. What are +/- on each of these. I like detailed highs and midrange slam (coming from Dynaudio's), so would like to know how these compare.

I absolutely do NOT want blotted bass, but very controlled bass and smooth highs. I've read lots of reviews from audioreview, but would like more personal reviews from those here.

I really like a large soundstage that is why I'm looking at these. I've gone through B&W N804, Paradigm Studio 40v3, and Dynaudio's this year alone.....would like to end the search for awhile with the Tyler's.

Also, how do the grills attached? Surely, that is not velcro I'm seeing on the monitors or is it?

Thanks,

ttowntony
ttowntony
Both are good speakers, it not great. The Linbrooks will provide more bass and a fuller soundstage.

I own a pair of the Tyler Ref. Monitors, in my den system and a pair of custom Tyler Linbrook 3 ways, in my main listening system. Both provide great sound including very controlled base.

The one weakness of these speakers is they are so good you will hear the weaknesess in your system, which you can either mask by your choice of cables or eliminate and let the Tylers truly sing.

And yes, despite Ty's great speaker design he uses velcro tabs to attach the grills. Given the sound these speakers produce for the money, that's one small annoyance that is easily tolerated.
I don't see the Velcro attachment as a weakness, unless you want to see several ungainly holes in place of superb woodworking!
I agree with Vladimir on the velcro, much better than holes in the speakers! If you don't like the velcro you can peel them off and be done with it.
I have not owned the Linbrooks but have had the Ref II and now the Ref III and will NOT be looking to upgrade anytime soon.... Happy Listening!