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Like so much art, beauty is in the eye of the beholder

Posted by M3 lover on May 31, 2017 at 15:57:12:
Her artistic endeavors don't appeal to me but that's OK.

I'm not familiar with the Z-700 but I fondly remember auditioning a pair of Janszens in the mid-70s. They were about the size enclosure of the Advent or AR-2. What I remembered most was hearing an LP by the Modern Jazz Quartet and being able to differentiate the various cymbals in the drum kit. I hadn't experienced that level of detail before, and still they were musical.

Page forward a few decades and that recollection influenced me to audition a pair of the current Janszens. Big surprise -- I bought them!