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Dynaudio Heritage Special

matro5 said:
Would love to see some pics of your setup if you have any! I have to imagine that Vincent is a nice match for the dyns.
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Here you have a few pics. I'm a long term Vincent owner and the dyns are a nice match for this amplifier.

The couch is of course not the sweet spot :) it is mostly used for reading books and relaxing. The sweet spot is a chair, in the middle of the living room, that can be switched around for either best listning position for music or to watch the telly in the opposite corner of the living room.

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A Bluesound Node X streamer is hidden behind the amplifier and is controlled via the BluOS app from the iPad. There are no needs to have easy access to any of the units, so the location below the couch is convenient, even it is not common practice :cool:

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matro5 said:
Just seeing this post and have seen most of what's on AVS. From what I can tell it's basically one person on AVS who seems to prefer an exceptionally laid back sound who has been very vocal about the excruciating pain he suffered at the hands of the HS tweeter during a demo but I can't really find anyone else to corroborate that opinion. It's certainly not some sort of fact that the treble is hot.

Also, fwiw, and just my opinion obviously, but hot treble certainly doesn't describe anything I've heard my 2+ years of enjoying them every day.
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i don't want to copy-paste my response again, i'll add the link that i mentioned earlier:
https://www-hifi--voice-com.transla...l=auto&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=en&_x_tr_pto=wapp <- it definitely looks hot

but it's quality product and if i would own these and love what i hear, i would not bother looking reasons not to ;)
 
Hello, everyone~. Just like to share my Denon A110 integrated amp combo with the Heritage. Sounds great! I think the EXT-PRE IN feature is one of the gems of this amp. I paired the A110 integrated [running it solely as a power amp] with a 1976 Denon POA 1000b -tube preamp and it sounds amazing!
 

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torpedia said:
Here you have a few pics. I'm a long term Vincent owner and the dyns are a nice match for this amplifier.

The couch is of course not the sweet spot :) it is mostly used for reading books and relaxing. The sweet spot is a chair, in the middle of the living room, that can be switched around for either best listning position for music or to watch the telly in the opposite corner of the living room.

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A Bluesound Node X streamer is hidden behind the amplifier and is controlled via the BluOS app from the iPad. There are no needs to have easy access to any of the units, so the location below the couch is convenient, even it is not common practice :cool:

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lovely room! I've got a similar set up with multiple listening positions and will try to post pics soon.
 
testp said:
got to say the song only hypes my anticipation more, can't wait..
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Maybe he should play Christopher Cross's entire album on Youtube- that might be more interesting. :facepalm:

Christopher Cross Official Website | Music

Christopher Cross was by far the biggest new star of 1980, virtually defining adult contemporary radio with a series of smoothly sophisticated ballads including the #1 hit, “Sailing.”Christopher Cross’ 1980 self-titled debut album with the lead single “Ride Like the Wind” rocketed to the #2 spot.
www.christophercross.com www.christophercross.com

1998's Walking in Avalon was a great album apart from the first two of course.
 
Kudos to Erin for reviewing the speaker and whoever sent it in!

Dyn's should hire Erin :p, they have the drivers, just a little bit more..
 
testp said:
Dyn's should hire Erin :p, they have the drivers, just a little bit more..
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They had plenty of good engineers. They left and started Buchardt. I would have been driven crazy working at Dynaudio and putting out this stuff too. Has to kill your soul if you know better.
 
Thank god I didn't buy a Dynaudio and found a pair of Revel to buy here in Brazil.


I can't understand why a company with such a advanced measuring devices like Dyn doesn't make a great measuring speaker. It's makes me wonder: How they decide that a speaker is good enough? Based on subjective listening tests?
 
Not bad. But not SOTA either. The 4-5khz peak is textbook edge diffraction. Nasty on axis only. It's a big aesthetic tradeoff. Look at the M105/M106's from revel and the peaks are also there, amongst many many other box, hard-edged front-baffled speakers.
 
McFly said:
Not bad. But not SOTA either. The 4-5khz peak is textbook edge diffraction. Nasty on axis only. It's a big aesthetic tradeoff. Look at the M105/M106's from revel and the peaks are also there, amongst many many other box, hard-edged front-baffled speakers.
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Yes but… did you compare Revel with Dynaudio price ?
 
Price wasn't part of the equation. Purely comparing speakers.
 
caioferrari said:
Thank god I didn't buy a Dynaudio and found a pair of Revel to buy here in Brazil.


I can't understand why a company with such a advanced measuring devices like Dyn doesn't make a great measuring speaker. It's makes me wonder: How they decide that a speaker is good enough? Based on subjective listening tests?
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Final tuning, they do it by listening, they say that in their videos.

i have dyn speakers where there is treble roll-off and some midrange tip i can hear but for now i don't mind, overall i like the sound, but yeah measurements suck and yet they can still sound somehow great, not awesome, just great. i believe it's the bass driver that can play loud or smthing, don't know
 
Dyns all seem to have that suckout around 1k, probably why they sound scooped to me.
 
testp said:
Final tuning, they do it by listening, they say that in their videos.

i have dyn speakers where there is treble roll-off and some midrange tip i can hear but for now i don't mind, overall i like the sound, but yeah measurements suck and yet they can still sound somehow great, not awesome, just great. i believe it's the bass driver that can play loud or smthing, don't know
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For its size it seems like it can play reasonably loud. But then again I can get 2 pairs of Sointuvas for one pair of those Dyns
Or a multitude of other speakers, or build a small speaker with other high end drivers
 
my interest is more torwards Wharfedale Linton 85's or some JBL's maybe (4329P), or some Revels

(curious how Erin would rate Linton against Heritage) - Linton has more volume and 8" woofers.

Dyn's should come out with dual woofers floorstanders 2½ or 3-way and is reasonably priced and measures better, that would have my interest
 
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