BilboBaggins
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Let me put this in context. I recently sold my Ohm D2s and the opportunity has arisen to acquire a set of Ohm L speakers. I'm hoping to get some opinions from anybody who might have owned both.
Here is my inexpert opinion of the Ohm D2s
I find these speakers like a high current amp to sound their best. They were impressive (for small two way speakers), with a Pioneer Spec 2 I had for a while, as well as with a Mitsubishi DA-A10DC that I borrowed from a friend. But I can understand about the complaints about the shrill highs if someone was driving 4 ohm speakers with an 8 ohm amp. When driven by a compatible amplifier, they are very easy to listen to over long periods of time, but lacking a little in the midrange.
What are your experiences with Ohm L speakers?
What are they with Ohm D2s?
Did you have both?
Here is my inexpert opinion of the Ohm D2s
I find these speakers like a high current amp to sound their best. They were impressive (for small two way speakers), with a Pioneer Spec 2 I had for a while, as well as with a Mitsubishi DA-A10DC that I borrowed from a friend. But I can understand about the complaints about the shrill highs if someone was driving 4 ohm speakers with an 8 ohm amp. When driven by a compatible amplifier, they are very easy to listen to over long periods of time, but lacking a little in the midrange.
What are your experiences with Ohm L speakers?
What are they with Ohm D2s?
Did you have both?