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In Reply to: Re: Disagree posted by JeffMO on July 23, 2002 at 13:19:35:
JeffMO,I would not say that, in my case, N801's, don't have a sonic signature. They do I'm sure. But what I do know is that these speaks simply give you, IMHO, a clear window to the recording. My experience has been that cable changes, and electronics changes are easily heard vs. the "romantic" speakers out there that seem to butter everything up.
I have found that, unfortunately for some, including myself, these speakers take some work to set up properly. It will take some time and patience for most. I have never heard these sound good in a dealer showroom. But I bought my 801's because of the driver compliment and power handling. I intended to drive these in a big room with big high-watt monoblocs. I believed in what the speaker could do. After almost 15 months, I finally figured out how to set them up properly. ( rookie mistakes)
I'm sure these won't be that last pair of speakers I will own. But they have given me a great monetary and entertainment value over the last few years. For what you can buy these (n801's) for used, to me, they seem like a bargain for a full range speaker.
BTW: B&W expects that you will honor their fine speakers by supplying only the best in high current amplification.
Good Listening!
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- Re: Disagree - musicluver 14:54:44 07/23/02 (2)
- Re: Disagree - JeffMO 15:55:34 07/23/02 (1)
- Re: Disagree - musicluver 14:09:10 07/24/02 (0)
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