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Opinions please

jdurr3

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What are your opinions of the Rogers LS2, Spendor S3/5R and Harbeth P3ESR speakers?
I want to find something that I can listen to jazz, classical, vocals etc.
I will be replacing my Spendor SP1/2 speakers ...... just too large for my room. I do love the misic from them!
Or any other suggestions?

I will be pairing them with my Sugden A25 amp and CJ Walker turntable. Thanks
 
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Those are all very fine speakers. I really like the Spendor S3/5R2 and Harbeth P3ESR. I would give the nod to the Harbeth. They are both a beautiful speaker and a beautiful sounding speaker. I’ve owned several pair over the years.
 
Those are all very fine speakers. I really like the Spendor S3/5R2 and Harbeth P3ESR. I would give the nod to the Harbeth. They are both a beautiful speaker and a beautiful sounding speaker. I’ve owned several pair over the years.
Thanks for your input. I will start my search. My Spendors sound great buy they are a tad large for my room.
 
Hi again, I may have someone to buy my Spendor SP1/2s. I want to find a smaller replacement.
I am now looking at Spendor
 
How would you compare the Spendor S3/5R 2 to my Musical Fidelity Reference 2 speakers?
Or the Harbeth M30s?
Thanks
 
I own Harbeth 30.1 speakers. They are delightful. I believe they use the same tweeter and mid-woofer that you find in the 40.x line. Build quality is exceptional. Sound is relaxed, warm and accurate (to my ears). They are relatively easy to drive. If you don't have a dealer that you are working with, you might touch base with Gene Rubin. He is knowledgable and straightforward, and he is a dealer for Harbeth, Spendor, Graham and now Falcon British speakers. Good luck in your search.
 
I own Harbeth 30.1 speakers. They are delightful. I believe they use the same tweeter and mid-woofer that you find in the 40.x line. Build quality is exceptional. Sound is relaxed, warm and accurate (to my ears). They are relatively easy to drive. If you don't have a dealer that you are working with, you might touch base with Gene Rubin. He is knowledgable and straightforward, and he is a dealer for Harbeth, Spendor, Graham and now Falcon British speakers. Good luck in your search.
Thank you very much.
 
Well, the Spendor SP1/2s are gone! I feel sort of sick, but I will live (if I can find a smaller replacement).
I have these Musical Fidelity Reference Twos, but I would like to upgrade them a bit.
Something in the $750 - $800 range.
What say you?
Thanks
 
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