Re: Paradigm vs. NHT (2-ch Music Only, < $1,100)

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In Reply to: Paradigm vs. NHT (2-ch Music Only, < $1,100) posted by My Name Goes Here on September 24, 2001 at 00:27:27:

I would say that the Studio 60's are worth a good listen. I have never been too impressed with the whole concept of side firing woofers that a few of the NHT speakers use, but you might like them, if you like the way that NHT speakers sound with your gear. As fas as your list, the monitor 11's don't need much power to really sing and sound good at moderate volumes. They are no match for the studio 60's, as this speaker is one of the most acurate speakers that I have heard in the sub 5000 dollar range. I thought that the monitor 7's had the edge in the midrange department until I heard the studio 60's. If this store has the Studio 40's, you might want to take a listen to see if the bass is up to snuff for you, as it will save you a few bucks and the Studio 40's use the same drivers as the Studio 60's.

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