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RE: Considering Thiel Purchase: Used What's A Good Choice For Me?

Posted by Regor Ladan (A) on November 13, 2010 at 16:47:42

In Reply to: Considering Thiel Purchase: Used What's A Good Choice For Me? posted by "Red" on November 13, 2010 at 04:37:20:

Red:

I strongly...STRONGLY recommend the 2.4. I just purchased a pair.

You should know I had the MCS-1, and the 3.7 in my room and decided on the 2.4 because I felt it got me 80% of the way to the 3.7 at 40% of the price.

It is one of the great values in high end audio.

Enormous depth, excellent bass weight, and off the charts
imaging.

But, you MUST be patient. They will take at least 200 hours to break in.

Why? Thiel uses very light but stiff material in the drivers and they sound "tight" out of the box. But after around 200 hours, they sound relaxed, effortless, and musical.

I can't recommend this speaker highly enough.

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