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In Reply to: Re: Audio Note Level 3 system Other posted by KevinF on September 13, 2004 at 12:54:45:
Yes, things do get gratifyingly better when you move to a full-boat AN system, but I got there by degrees and still find that, for example, an AN front end and electronics works terrifically with some other speakers.I think the dacs are essential. They can improve any system. Actually, it probably makes most sense to move from the front end down the chain, since I found that the quality of AN speakers didn't really emerge until they were in an all-AN system...and in the corners. And MY corners are 18 feet apart! You toe them in past the listening position about 15 degrees and bingo, or voila, as my eight-year old says.
If you are used to somewhat warm, woody sound - say Reynauds, the AN speakers may initially strike you as a bit, well unReynaudlike, which they are. They are not in that game. But once you adjust to the difference, you'll find that the choice between these two approaches is a tough one. Both work very well. But you'll never mistake one for the other. Like different concert halls.
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