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In Reply to: Audiostatic Wing Speakers posted by Green Lantern on January 13, 2004 at 09:08:12:
I'm not the one to answer this as I've never heard the 20.1's. Perhaps those who have had both large planars/ribbons and ESL's can comment.That being said, the 20.1 being a PP design, is the flagship of planar designs and a world class act. Given proper room (perhaps the most impactful parameter in our system chain and the one we typically have the least control of) size and amplification, I don't think any of us would scoff at a gift opportunity to own them.
With the amplification budget for 20.1's, I'd be curious though to what heights the Wings could be brought to - they are that transparent! I doubt my 30W PP amp would do justice to the 20.1's! And therein is the catch: system synergies will dictate what is required to match the speakers in question.
Either done well will bring joy to the listener. Absolutes rarely avail themselves - and this is particularly true in audio.
S
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Follow Ups
- Ribbon vs ESL? - s.hum 11:41:51 01/13/04 (7)
- btw- - Green Lantern 11:59:48 01/13/04 (6)
- Still have 'em ...so far - s.hum 12:33:06 01/13/04 (5)
- Hopefully? - Brian Walsh 15:50:25 01/13/04 (1)
- Re: Hopefully? - s.hum 16:09:59 01/13/04 (0)
- I still find it interesting how often people that modify . . . - Alan G. 13:27:21 01/13/04 (2)
- Re: I still find it interesting how often people that modify . . . - s.hum 16:17:41 01/13/04 (1)
- agree adding- - Green Lantern 17:28:15 01/13/04 (0)
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