This is it for now. Plays everything well -- acoustic, vocal, orchestral, electric -- but especially rock. Love my 2-channel and listening to more vinyl than ever. Been buyin', tryin' and cryin' 'til I got this far.
Would love to know any opinions on changes or upgrades recommended. Thanks.
The L75 employs a 48-inch planar magnetic line source to reproduce everything above 275 Hz and four proprietary high operating pressure woofers for the bass. The SCS is powered by a 400-watt internal amplifier and is capable of 120 dB @ 25 Hz.
Cytocycle, I have the RFZ panels on stands at the first reflection points and the diffusors on stands against the wall in back of the listening position. They do tighten the base incredibly well, but they also smooth the highs. The soundstage is also improved, giving a much clearer placement of instruments. I'm planning on adding some panels to the ceiling in the near future. I haven't decided on which ones yet. --Neil
Thanks, Glenfihi. I think it is. I tried the MB-450 Signatures with Infiniti caps, but, to my ears, the Deluxe 500's had a more natural sound. They have been updated a lot, though, with Panasonic filter caps and Auri caps inside. I just added some room treatments from Real Traps. What a difference! Like a major component upgrade.
Yes, Galeriehughie, Close is amazing -- especially considering what happened to him. I saw an interview with him on TV. What an incredibly decent guy! He said he felt lucky to be in the position he was after the paralysis, as he had the resources to be able to survive comfortably when most others don't. I love his new work -- like a mosaic of small paintings that make up a larger image.
You are all out, Todd! I like the Wilson's much better than the Dunlavy's. I sold "your" Dunlavy's to a guy in England. What a time packing them! Looks like you have a truly superior set-up!
Thanks, Joey. They are great speakers. Just went to see the Kronos Quartet and, when I closed my eyes, I could swear I was in my living room!