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General speaker questions for audio and home theater.

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Re: You haven't heard

Posted by DKL on April 4, 2007 at 17:02:20:
My conclusion was based, as mentioned, on an audition several years ago. I doubt that my impression would radically change today. I mean no ill will towards Vandy owners - I'm sure many would not care for some of my favorite speakers. To me, a great speaker is one that pulls you into the music, presents no harmful distractions, and has enough dynamic range to approximate the ebb and flow of real music. The Vandys I heard just didn't do those things for me.