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In Reply to: Cremona Auditor vs Usher Be-718 vs Mark & Daniel Maximus posted by Relman on January 21, 2008 at 08:22:14:
I did have the Be-718 in for a weekend audition recently. It plays bigger than it is, and has respectable bass extension even when compared to much larger speakers. However, the midrange was disappointing to my ears. Diffuse and mechanical sounding, it wasn't very transparent or palpable. Although I can see where this speaker would impress initially, in the end I preferred the GMA Callistos, which I highly recommend you add to your short list of must audition monitors.
Oz
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- RE: Cremona Auditor vs Usher Be-718 vs Mark & Daniel Maximus - Ozzy 08:38:00 01/21/08 (8)
- Were they fully broken in? Can take up to 150 hours. * - mr grits 08:56:59 01/21/08 (7)
- RE: Were they fully broken in? Can take up to 150 hours. * - norton 03:08:24 01/23/08 (4)
- You're deaf.....stick with Bose. * - mr grits 06:13:42 01/24/08 (0)
- RE: Were they fully broken in? Can take up to 150 hours. * - DKL 10:11:54 01/23/08 (0)
- RE: Were they fully broken in? Can take up to 150 hours. * - Ozzy 08:37:56 01/23/08 (1)
- RE: Were they fully broken in? Can take up to 150 hours. * - norton 02:37:51 01/24/08 (0)
- RE: Were they fully broken in? Can take up to 150 hours. * - Ozzy 09:24:02 01/21/08 (0)
- They take considerably more than 150 hours, IMHO (nt) - Neil G 09:02:01 01/21/08 (0)
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