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RE: Sorry I agree with Sordidman, But Dave K nailed it

I do believe that both Magico and WA are good products , well engineered and sonically good enough for those spending that kind of dosh to be purchasing year in and year out .

Dave's K comments is very interesting thou , in a well treated room , low noise floor and in a one on one listening situation he felt the bass tuneful but light , look no further than , this is obviously the fly in the ointment , because if so , the speaker will be hopelessly thin sounding in the typical resistive noisy room , especially with the high noise floor associated with shows, the increased level needed to compensate will obviously exaggerate this sonic characteristic , I do believe this is why many find the speaker thin and bright sounding at shows ...

Regards

Regards ....


Edits: 06/17/15
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