One very good quality that the 12's have is that they maintain their coherence/believability at much lower volume levels than do the MMG's, and I'm told, the 1.6's. I know that with the MMG's, I had to kick 'em pretty good to make 'em light up, which tended to cause domestic friction. With the 12's, I don't. The sound stays together right down to background listening levels. If you have SO or neighbor issues, as I do living in a thin walled condo, this is a MAJOR benefit.
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Topic - REVIEW: Magnepan Magneplanar MG12 Speakers - Marc Bratton 14:24:19 12/22/03 ( 6) Thank you! - Leisure7 15:31:02 12/22/03 ( 4) Re: Thank you! - Marc Bratton 16:35:38 12/22/03 ( 0)
- Forgot to mention the best part of the 12's vs MMG's... - Marc Bratton 01/1/04 10:52:15 01/1/04 ( 0)
- rewiring question - Scott 2.6/R 21:49:43 12/22/03 ( 2)
- Re: rewiring question - Leisure7 21:12:06 12/28/03 ( 0)
- Re: rewiring question - Leisure7 21:12:06 12/28/03 ( 0)
- Re: rewiring question - Marc Bratton 19:53:56 12/23/03 ( 0)
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