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In Reply to: RE: Quad vs Martin Logan posted by Dave Billinge on February 10, 2017 at 01:17:57:
Thanks Dave - most helpful.
I'm also in UK so all the other planar speakers mentioned by other replies are not represented here. I think, if I want panars with some degree of availability and after-sales service, I'm limited to Quad and ML, the latter being handled by Absolute Sounds who I've not dealt with up to now, but presume they offer a good services as otherwise they wouldn't still have the confidence of so many top brands from around the world.
From what you've said, I'll certainly arrange an audition with the big Quad. Overpowering bass is not good - I'm not keen and I doubt my neighbours are either, but I do want to hear the bass at the level it was recorded at. I appreciate the Quad may be a bit bass light, but I need to try them out before discounting them. I'm not into heavy metal, etc and I now listen to much less classical than I used to. I seem to gravitate towards non-spiky jazz, blues, female vocal, etc.
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- RE: Quad vs Martin Logan - cawson@onetel.com 04:51:04 02/10/17 (1)
- RE: Quad vs Martin Logan - Dave Billinge 07:03:38 02/10/17 (0)
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