For 40 years, I am a reader of stereoplay (a german magazine, which reveals also some nice measurements (MLSSA)).
Never seen a passive speaker, like the
Nubert NuVero 60 (EUR 1.718,— / Pair) or an aktiv speaker like their small
NuPro A-20 or the
NuPro A-200. Some confirmation through Amir would be so great!
Also would it be nice to see how good the
Neumann KH-120 II will perform in comparison to the KH-150.
The best „cheap trick“ here in Germany is the
Magnat Monitor Active 2000 (in Germany for just EUR 199,—/ pair). I liked it more than the Rogers LS 5/3a. But Again: Amir‘s confirmation needed!
The Most attraktive ultra-cheap passive speaker so far, for those who have access to ROON and a parametric Equalizer seems to be the
Elac Debut 2.0 B5.2 , according to Erins Audio Corners measurements.
It would be interesting to find out, if Elac has changed anything since the EAC test. Amir meight take a look!
Aaaaaah, and I am dreaming of a test of the large Geithain Studio speakers like the
Geithain RL 921, stereoplays all-time favourite! They have cardioid character, which seems to be necessary, if you want 9.0 Points in spinorama (USD 15.000,—/ pair). The distortions of these Monsters are increadibly low, the frequency response very flat. But how do they compare EXACTLY against Neumann KH-420 or Genelec 8361?
Thinking about so many other speakers: what about testing some Vintage Studio legends like the BBC LS 3/5a or the large Altec Lansing Studio Monitors the Beatles used (Altec 605 a with 604/8 Chassis and the Horn as a Coax)
Is there really any Progress in comparison to this stuff:
https://propstoreauction.com/lot-details/index/catalog/318/lot/95311#:~:text=Altec%20monitors%20were%20introduced%20to,most%20of%20The%20Beatles'%20recordings.
???
Amir has to find it out!
Yours,
thorsten