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In Reply to: Re: The shortcomings of 'high-end' sound posted by djn on March 7, 2007 at 10:05:13:
I have really enjoyed the super 3's I have. I had them at my desktop and they were great. When I stepped back a few feet from the desk, they also sounded real good like that too.Some of the vintage speakers are just really good. Their engineering was pretty amazing.
Maybe single drivers don't match up sometimes to two and three way speaker systems especially some vintage one.
In certain situations though, they can be preferred or have an advantage.
The single drivers are more upfront, and maybe I prefer them with the upfront sound of the 45. The two way and three way speakers have a little more of like getting lost into the speaker, more dimensional, and they fit the 300b very well.
I like both effects. Both are different effects but they seem to arrive at similar in the room realism.
You probably know more about speakers than I do. You had the Edgarhorns. I wish I could hear them.
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