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I like to listen to music loud sometimes... :-)

Posted by Mike in NJ on February 19, 2017 at 20:29:40:
I like to open er up sometimes - that's why I had Cornwalls and Cornscalas - I like a BIG sound, with good sound staging and imaging (it doesn't have to be pin point) I like to look a little up at my music - image doesn't have to be overblown but not mini monitor types please (no small facsimiles) I want meat on the bones solid center image that's easy to follow.
I hear that with Logan's and my audition with the emerald physics too - albeit the emerald physics kc11 was not as refined or sophisticated as the Logans, but it could go loud enough for me (could use deeper bass) - it was a fun speaker to listen to, which is important - I did not have the Logan's played that loud really, so I would have to go back and see if it can go as loud as I would like without breaking up...
Thanks
Mike