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In Reply to: Linn Isobarik speakers - any comments ? n/t posted by JR on January 2, 2002 at 07:00:16:
and that's colored. Isobariks are incredibly fun speakers, big, warm, agile, solid, extended bass but with a sound all of their very own.I used the DMS with a Naim 250, upgraded to 135s, followed by a PMS with a Naim six-pack. Great fun....great music, trouser flapping extension when the second isobarik speakers got their own dedicated pair of 135s(!), even better when mounted on Mana stands (side-spiked to stop the speakers from walking away) and capable of generating incredible dBs without strain. And did I mention the bass? Better secure all those lose cupboard doors and shelves and make sure the windows don't rattle when those 'bariks boogie.
In their time a great speaker but by today's standards a mile and 2 furlongs away from neutral.
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- Surprisingly there's one word that hasn't yet appeared... - SteveB 14:35:49 01/02/02 (2)
- Re: Surprisingly there's one word that hasn't yet appeared... - Bob Neill 08:06:26 01/03/02 (1)
- I agree - SteveB 14:28:50 01/03/02 (0)
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