Your Dream Speakers
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Aaron German
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Given how much I like my Heresies, I'd like to try the more expensive Klipsch speakers. But, if money were no object, I'd like to try a bunch of different speakers.
I don't know that I'd actually buy them since I haven't heard them but, since money's no object, I think I'd order an in-home demonstration of three speakers:
The Focal Utopias
and the Revel Ultima Salons
and the Grand Utopia III
Or maybe I'd just have Flint build me a pair. :handgestures-thumbup:
The Focal Utopias
and the Revel Ultima Salons
and the Grand Utopia III
Or maybe I'd just have Flint build me a pair. :handgestures-thumbup:
bscene-birdiedoublered:
I'm gonna have to go with the Wilson Alexandria, I am one of the precious few who has had the chance to demo these at a very prominent Cardiologists house whom I work with. The fact that these are imposing to begin with, but once you sit in the main chair and kick back, you are taken to a level of audio that pretty much is the sound of angels singing if you could hear them.
BTW this is a stock photo and not the pair I heard. His are a rosewood mahogony colored pair
BTW this is a stock photo and not the pair I heard. His are a rosewood mahogony colored pair
If I had the space and money, Dynaudio Evidence.
It's a toss up between,
Klispchorns or LaScalas (I miss my KG5.5 towers)
Dynaudio Confidence towers
Legacy Audio Whispers
Paradigm Signature S8 towers
I have not heard any of these speakers, but if they sound as good as they look I'd be more than happy with them.
It's a toss up between,
Klispchorns or LaScalas (I miss my KG5.5 towers)
Dynaudio Confidence towers
Legacy Audio Whispers
Paradigm Signature S8 towers
I have not heard any of these speakers, but if they sound as good as they look I'd be more than happy with them.
Yesfan, more often than not when you post, I remember why I like you. I have been a K-Horn fan since I was a teenager. A story for another time, but one of my fondest audio memories.
And, if I had the money I would still have to take a serious look at these babies.
or these
The Mid Range of the Whisper's is possibly the best I have ever heard.
And, if I had the money I would still have to take a serious look at these babies.
or these
The Mid Range of the Whisper's is possibly the best I have ever heard.
Randy,
I remember this guy in Memphis that had his gear reviewed in Stereo Review's final days (I miss those types of articles in SR). I've lost the mag, but remember he had Whispers upfront, a matching center speaker (model name escapes me) and Focuses in the back as surrounds and a 27" TV (might have been one of the first HDTVs, don't know). All of them driven by Legacy Audio amps. He had the Kevlar drivers died a dark green too, which really went well with the Legacy's woodwork. I don't remember the other components in his rig, but I know he had about $50,000 in his setup. That setup, along with all the music memorabilia on the walls, is still one of the best looking setups I've ever seen.
I wish I could still find that mag. I got rid of all my magazines, but thought I had held on to that one. Wonder if the article is in the S&V archives somewhere?
I remember this guy in Memphis that had his gear reviewed in Stereo Review's final days (I miss those types of articles in SR). I've lost the mag, but remember he had Whispers upfront, a matching center speaker (model name escapes me) and Focuses in the back as surrounds and a 27" TV (might have been one of the first HDTVs, don't know). All of them driven by Legacy Audio amps. He had the Kevlar drivers died a dark green too, which really went well with the Legacy's woodwork. I don't remember the other components in his rig, but I know he had about $50,000 in his setup. That setup, along with all the music memorabilia on the walls, is still one of the best looking setups I've ever seen.
I wish I could still find that mag. I got rid of all my magazines, but thought I had held on to that one. Wonder if the article is in the S&V archives somewhere?
