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RE: REVIEW: Spatial Audio M3 Sapphire Speakers

Posted by Dr.Phil (A) on September 12, 2020 at 07:06:02

In Reply to: REVIEW: Spatial Audio M3 Sapphire Speakers posted by Dr.Phil on September 8, 2020 at 20:09:17:

After 6 days of playing them they have changed night and day, the woofers have opened up and become much more dynamic, deep and the midrange has gained body and the highs extended and airy. I will comment on this in a few weeks. How much change? I pulled the subs out of the system. Anyone who buys these needs to allow time for those woofers to open up, if not you will want to give up, don't they only need time in use. These are not thin or bright sounding, they are dynamic sounding, depending on your past speakers that can take some adjustment. Mid-bass has improved as the woofers loosened up. Much more output now from the lower mid-range down, but the clarity of the midrange and highs remain. I am sure these will continue to improve over the next month, so I will update this post then. So far these speakers is living up to the high expectations set by owners and reviewers, and Clayton himself. He has built a classic at a great price.


PJB

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