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RE: deep bass isn't their strong point

Posted by Robert C. Lang on March 6, 2011 at 19:03:52:
My brief time with the Whispers was a very positive experience. It is an excellent sounding system. I figured out that deep bass isn't intended as their strong point when immediately following my audition I walked around to behind the speaker and saw the dipole bass configuration with so few (for full range dipole bass) bass drivers. And the Legacy representative confirmed that for a truly full range system one should mate them with a sub, preferably a specific Legacy model. I would love to hear that combo.