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RE: Janszen zA2.1 new review

Posted by jsm71 on August 13, 2013 at 19:20:32:
As another happy customer of these speakers I am thrilled to see this review. It has stressed the most important design elements of this speaker, the most notable for me being the perfect flow between the ESL panels and the woofers. The ESL panel qualities are almost a given, unless the designer doesn't know what he is doing. This is not a problem for the Janszen family. Making a hybrid ESL not sound like a hybrid is the tricky part, and these are the best I've heard in that department.

Like the OP, I am also trying to circle in on the best amp for the zA2.1s with a new one on order as I type this. These speakers are much easier to drive than my prior Maggies and I'm aiming at much lower but better quality power now.