If you can afford the difference buy the Zingali 2's. I have heard both the 1.s and 2's and it is not really that close. When I heard the 2's they were driven by an 8 watt high end audio note 300B amp. I know there is pair of both for sell right now.
(I have the Zingali 3S)
The midrange is fantastic, and for a horn speaker, not "colored" as one might expect. They are too polite to "rock" but will fit your need for classical and jazz well. Except for cannon blasts, You will not feel the need for a sub with the Zingali 2's
Sorry, I have not heard the de capos
E mail A'goner randyb, the old Zingali distributor, he has an honest opinion and carries other lines of efficient speakers as well. Might still have some zingali studio monitors for sell at a great price (o.s.s audio--check out the website) would love to hear his new audist line
Good Luck
Ron
(I have the Zingali 3S)
The midrange is fantastic, and for a horn speaker, not "colored" as one might expect. They are too polite to "rock" but will fit your need for classical and jazz well. Except for cannon blasts, You will not feel the need for a sub with the Zingali 2's
Sorry, I have not heard the de capos
E mail A'goner randyb, the old Zingali distributor, he has an honest opinion and carries other lines of efficient speakers as well. Might still have some zingali studio monitors for sell at a great price (o.s.s audio--check out the website) would love to hear his new audist line
Good Luck
Ron