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RE: caveat added

Posted by Satie on January 13, 2017 at 23:14:58:
the prima luna design and build are top notch and the reputation is stellar. The price tag not that bad considering what you are getting.

The hybrid idea is great, but difficult to execute. I have my personal nits to pick with the ML hybrids, but I would not hesitate to recommend them for someone who wants stat clarity without losing out on a decently well integrated dynamic bass. They are a greater value with the powered woofer sections.

I prefer the old idea of a CLS with bass woofer towers or Tympani bass panels or H frame open baffle, because it is a tall planar speaker and has less floor interactions than the raised and slanted ESL panels on the ML hybrids. Besides which you don't want the bass to be shaking your mids and treble sections. thus the separate ESL and dynamic bass can provide better imaging than the hybrids.