On paper and based on review, webfanboys etc, I was torn between the AVI
9.1 actives and Dynaudio Focus 110a. After careful consideration and
auditions, i went for the 110a's and have not looked back. Their sound
is richer and fuller and to be more expressive than the AVI 9.1s, which
were too co
pski;565038 Wrote:
> As a fellow Dynaudio user, I've always been curious about the Dynaudio
> Accoustics fellows.. How "near field" is "near field?"
> P
To me, near field is a listening position closer than about, say, 1.5
meters from the driver(s). This is purely based on the fact that I
haven'
pski;565038 Wrote:
> As a fellow Dynaudio user, I've always been curious about the Dynaudio
> Accoustics fellows.. How "near field" is "near field?"
>
>
> P
IMHO near field is when the speakers are closer to you than to to the
walls of the room so that you have the direct sound much louder tha
zano65;562572 Wrote:
> I have Dynaudio BM5 A directly on a Squeezebox , works great, you only
> have to cut one end of XLR cables an put a rca plug, shorting 1 & 3to
> ground and 2 is the +.
> Jean
As a fellow Dynaudio user, I've always been curious about the Dynaudio
Accoustics fellows.. How "
Ta very much to all of you for suggestions.
Basically shortlist will be PMC and Dynaudio - which is the same list I
had when I got the FB!'s.
Cheers
T
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TimM;562092 Wrote:
> At some stage the FB1's will have to go, they're simply too big for our
> new lounge, so would welcome any suggestions for similar voiced
> 'compact' speakers in the GBP1k range.
Gotta be the PMC TB2s (latest model) - if you're a PMC fan, you'll
already know the FB1s are sim
Why don't you stick with PMC ?
http://www.pmc-speakers.com/productCats.php?mode=productCats&cid=5
small, but great ...
http://www.pmc-speakers.com/product.php?mode=view&pid=8
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nicolas75
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TimM;562092 Wrote:
> Our current main system is a SB3/Chord DAC64/Rega pre/power and PMC
> FB1's.
>
> We are in the process of moving and in doing so will lose our through
> lounge/diner/kitchen arrangement. Which of course means it's an excuse
> for some new kit.
>
> At some stage the FB1's wi
My absolute favorite bookshelf speaker is the Thiel SCS4. That may be
too large for you as I am unsure of those requirements. At one time
they did have an active version but I have never heard them. ATC is
probably the nest sounding active speaker I have experience with. The
Thiel is up there with
Our current main system is a SB3/Chord DAC64/Rega pre/power and PMC
FB1's.
We are in the process of moving and in doing so will lose our through
lounge/diner/kitchen arrangement. Which of course means it's an excuse
for some new kit.
At some stage the FB1's will have to go, they're simply too bi
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