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Harbeth m30.2/Graham ls 5/9/Harbeth superhl5 plus

Peter Leo

Peter Leo

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Hello :beerchug:
I need your advice in selecting acoustics. There is no way to listen to all models. I listen mostly to pop, jazz, a bit of ambient. A big fan of Moby. In acoustics, I appreciate the ability to convey the realism of vocals and voices. The bidders for the purchase were the BBC lineup: Harbeth m30.2 / Graham ls 5/9 / Harbeth superhl5 plus. Room 19 square meters, amplification Yamaha 2000. Which of the speakers will more accurately transmit a human voice and will not clog the room with bass? thanks for the help.:angel:
 
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I am not sure you could go wrong with any of those. I have a pair of 30.1 speakers in a moderate room. The bass is very tight and articulate. The midrange is very organic. I really, really like mine. The room plays a big part. I would suspect the the larger Harbeths would deliver more bass, but not sure if they would overpower the room. If it was me I would narrow down to the smaller Harbeths or the Graham’s. Disclosure - of those three speakers i have only heard the 30.1.
Good luck, take your time and enjoy the hunt. Also welcome to AK.

oh, one more thing, you might get additional input on the British Audio forum
 
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