DanielT
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But they have invested in getting a speaker with good sound. Dynaudio Contour Legacy and finish, ok but they costs four times as much as the Monitor Audio Silver 500 7g.Thank you @DanielT (as always)
I have had my eyes on the MA Silver series before. I have not yet seen them in person, but in pictures I cant help to think they look a bit cheapish? (even the wood finish). I much prefer Dynaudio Contour Legacy but not their price tag. I have been suggested Wharfedale Super Linton by others but Im not sure if everyone in our home apprechiate their looks as she had whishes for "a white slender speaker", like Q Acoustic Concept 50.
Thank you for suggestion about the amp. Im a little hesitant to used for the sake of used. I have set a side money ($4000) for this and want to spend every dime of it since its my ticket away from hifi forums, reddit, yt etc. Lets say I have a one time in life to splurge.
If I were to buy Wiim/Bluesound + power amp, would it just be plug and play or do I need to manage some settings etc?
Q Acoustic Concept 50. Aha. Well, I don't know much about it, but undeniably a white slender speaker. It looks modern in its appearance.
Heco 1000? If the width of this Heco is okay, I think, despite the lower price than the Q Acoustic Concept 50, they give them a match. Most likely Heco will win that match. Heco 1000 should have better umf , dynamics in the bass area considering two 8 inch bass drivers:
Pros
- Tonally accurate
- Wide dynamic range
- Broad and even dispersion
- Good sensitivity
- Not difficult load for amps
- Not back-breakingly heavy despite size
Cons
- Imitation wood veneer isn’t very convincing
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The German made Heco Aurora 1000 floor-standing speakers ($799/ea) were put through the wringer with our in depth measurement testing and yielded surprising results. Are these the speakers to get?
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One more tip, I don't know much about them but 25% discount right now on the Dynaudio Emit 50:
A ten year old NAD or Yamaha amp has many years of life left in them. But it's okay if you buy used, not through a company with a warranty, then so if the stuff break, well....A $175 used amp is next to pointless to take to a repair shop. Then I must say that the NAD amp I suggested was in the usual NAD tradition, that is to say rather ugly, the looks that is. One to set in a cabinet so you don't have to see the amp look.
not too small cabinet alternative good air-flowing cabinet
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So not used, probably not DIY and modern look on the speaker plus not too wide. I'm guessing that these don't fit into the home then, heh heh:
Home built speakers with dual 15 inch bass drivers. Building cost about SEK 25,000 ($2,300), I sell them for SEK 10,000 ($900). They sounds very good. High SPL.:
If I had room for such large ones, I would have definitely checked them out. What kind of design, crossover, what brand model of drivers bass and compression in them and so on.
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Regarding Wiim/Bluesound, I don't know much about them but I see you got help with that.
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