Big Quote ..... but if you use a beefy Amp this little "problem" diseappears ....... a lotthe only drawback of these speakers is that at low volume they don't sound very good. but just turn up the volume a little and they are fantastic!
Big Quote ..... but if you use a beefy Amp this little "problem" diseappears ....... a lotthe only drawback of these speakers is that at low volume they don't sound very good. but just turn up the volume a little and they are fantastic!
i have a beefy amp but the problem doesn't disappearBig Quote ..... but if you use a beefy Amp this little "problem" diseappears ....... a lot
You have a wrong definition of term "beefy amp"HEGEL H120
75 watts are 75watts, 75 for McIntosh, for Nad, for Techinics and for Hegel ........ These bookshelf need minimum 100/120 watts ...... I use with great results a NC502MP from HypexWhat sort of power are you looking for for that budget?
Yeah a 3dB gain I'd just use the Nad some more....if you're going for power get significantly more....75 watts are 75watts, 75 for McIntosh, for Nad, for Techinics and for Hegel ........ These bookshelf need minimum 100/120 watts ...... I use with great results a NC502MP from Hypex
what you don't like about the dbr62s at low volume, just as a reference?the only drawback of these speakers is that at low volume they don't sound very good. but just turn up the volume a little and they are fantastic!
the music scene is not perfect and the mids are a bit backward. Bass and treble are ok. Over the weekend I will try a smsl sa400 and I will let you know if the sound will change drastically.what you don't like about the dbr62s at low volume, just as a reference?
+1 for that combination. I'm very pleased with itI'm using the Smsl DA9 for the DBRs. Very happy with it
Since my last post, I bought the now legendary Topping PA 5 and it’s driving the Elacs nicely.I’m running a NIOSH Sound meter app on my iPad, eight or so feet from the speakers.
Is this app measuring to laboratory grade accuracy? Nope. Is it giving me a rough idea of sound levels? I’d say so.
FWIW, I like my music on the, “forceful” side. I can tell you that when my app says 100 + db, these little speakers are cranking. So much so, that when turning the volume up in the evening, I’m to the point that I’m worried the neighbor on that side of my house will send me a nasty text telling me to back it down, (though it hasn’t happened yet.)
My earlier post message is that with this pair of Elacs, I have three amps I switch between on a regular basis, varying from a clean 50 to 150 watts each and any of the three will drive the little speakers to the point that they will scream.
As I type this response, listening to the Elacs being driven by a $50 Aiyima A04, I‘ll stand by my opinion that you don’t need an over the top, beastly amp to make the Elacs sing.
And yet you can't single out one, the BEST, of them...?Since my last post, I bought the now legendary Topping PA 5 and it’s driving the Elacs nicely.
Whether you get the Topping, an Aiyima 04 or 07, either of these Class Ds will make these speakers sing.
The Topping combined with an E50 DAC is the BEST in terms of features - the DAC has three inputs and a remote, but it cost ~$650.And yet you can't single out one, the BEST, of them...?