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In Reply to: RE: Great imaging speakers posted by erik2a3 on November 19, 2011 at 15:48:10:
Wanted to mention, too, that as others have pointed out, the Gallo 3 is evidently able to image like crazy! I've read about them many times in the past, all reviewers responded to them very positively, and not just in terms of their great imaging ability. The design of the enclosures, not unlike some of the B & W designs, really lends itself to keeping diffraction and other cabinet-induced effects out of the sonic picture. At one point I considered selling our Klipschorns for the same Gallos mentioned above, and I haven't even heard them myself.
Speaking of the big Klipsch Heritage speakers, we have them over 20 feet apart in corners of our long wall, and they can plop a saxaphone or singer exactly in the middle front of the room, and do so in a way that is uncanny -- as if one had a center channel (which we do, since I do enjoy well-balanced surround sound music from time to time. Done right, it canbe extremely realistic as far as ambience and atmoshphere.........but that is off topic, entirely.
Erik
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