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Your favorite musical non fatiguing speakers?

I've been auditioning speakers in the $5k to $8k range. I liked some of the Dynaudio, Sonus Faber, and even B&Ws in that range. Maybe it was the setup but in the back of my mind thought all of these could sound exciting but also fatiguing long term. And I'd hate to spend that kind of doe with that being the case.

I'm looking to use a solid state Cary amp and the tubed Cary SLP 05 pre for electronics FWIW.

From other threads I'm hearing Proacs Joseph Audio Aerials Harbeth and others may fit the bill. What are your favorite speakers for musicality and lack of listening fatigue? I'll be traveling to the next state to audition more next week.
larrybou
jdodmead
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While you're experimenting, maybe you should try just using the monitor's.
Worth a shot, these are wonderful speakers and one's that I would imagine you will regret selling.
Good luck
Jeff
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jmcgrogan2
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That is one of the best features of the Parsifals, they allow you to have the woofers firing forward or backward. This really helps to integrate them into many more rooms than speakers that don't have that flexibility. I'm glad that you are enjoying them.
schubert
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Larrybou, easy solution, stop listening to rock and concentrate on Bach.
Better for you mind, body and soul.
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mapman
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" stop listening to rock and concentrate on Bach.
Better for you mind, body and soul"

There you go.
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mapman
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Schubert,

I saw Devo in concert last night.

The thought crossed my mind that if Bach lived in recent times, perhaps this is what he would do?

Ya never know. Times make the man in many ways.
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