christophe27
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So, a little background. I run a Marantz 2265b with a Denon dp-47f turntable, equipped with an ADC Xlm ii improved cartridge. Nice little setup.
Now for the past couple of years I have consistently been running a set of Advent Legacy iii's with little desire to upgrade. I enjoy the neutral sound and they are very non- fatiguing. Certainly not the best, however, adequate for the small space I run them in. Very nice soundstage.
I have always been looking for upgrades here and there, but never wanted to spend the coin required for an adequate upgrade. I have my priorities, more vinyl. Anyways stumbled upon a set of the DCM's and after some quick research, decided to pull the trigger and boy am I truley amazed.
I am a sucker for a nice soundstage in my listening sessions. That's why I enjoyed the Advents. Really the first speakers I had that weren't, "party speakers". The DCM's give me what I love about the Advents plus more natural sounding voices. More so when listening to the radio. I do about 90% vinyl listening and 10% radio. I don't bother with CD or any other form of media through this setup. They excell in the jazz and acoustic department, making the music truely come alive.
So, in a nutshell very pleased. The only drawback I can see is that the DCM's require a little more power on the volume knob than the Advents and lack in the bass department. Other than that, the DCM's win in every other category. Big thumbs up. Especially for less than $100.
Now for the past couple of years I have consistently been running a set of Advent Legacy iii's with little desire to upgrade. I enjoy the neutral sound and they are very non- fatiguing. Certainly not the best, however, adequate for the small space I run them in. Very nice soundstage.
I have always been looking for upgrades here and there, but never wanted to spend the coin required for an adequate upgrade. I have my priorities, more vinyl. Anyways stumbled upon a set of the DCM's and after some quick research, decided to pull the trigger and boy am I truley amazed.
I am a sucker for a nice soundstage in my listening sessions. That's why I enjoyed the Advents. Really the first speakers I had that weren't, "party speakers". The DCM's give me what I love about the Advents plus more natural sounding voices. More so when listening to the radio. I do about 90% vinyl listening and 10% radio. I don't bother with CD or any other form of media through this setup. They excell in the jazz and acoustic department, making the music truely come alive.
So, in a nutshell very pleased. The only drawback I can see is that the DCM's require a little more power on the volume knob than the Advents and lack in the bass department. Other than that, the DCM's win in every other category. Big thumbs up. Especially for less than $100.

They were nice.