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Speaker Poll

Speaker Poll

  • Sonus Faber

    Votes: 30 11.7%
  • Mcintosh

    Votes: 30 11.7%
  • Klipsch

    Votes: 43 16.7%
  • Martin Logan

    Votes: 10 3.9%
  • Magnepan

    Votes: 11 4.3%
  • Thiel

    Votes: 8 3.1%
  • B&W

    Votes: 43 16.7%
  • Tannoy

    Votes: 7 2.7%
  • Harbeth

    Votes: 5 1.9%
  • Write in yours...

    Votes: 86 33.5%

  • Total voters
    257
Just had to try this.

I just went around and tried to put in what I saw the most of on this forum, if #10 becomes too much of one thing I will see if I can change it up.

Just curious...

I assume you mean as to what we own? You just said Speaker Poll. I own Mcintosh speakers but I like Wilson Audio speaker the most.
 
more LS360s (love them)

Are you using the CS350 for surrounds. If so try the WS350, they blend ALOT BETTER than the CS350 with the LS360. The difference is very large and one of the biggest improvements I have made in my room. I have mine mounted in boxes on wall instead of in-wall. The WS350 does a better job as surrounds. They are harder to locate at least in my room. I found the CS350 much easier to hear as to location. The WS350 is more diffuse which makes for a much better surround speaker at least IMO. I sold my CS350 and bought used WS350s from audioclassics.
 
I am a poor bugger....just little old B & W 603 Series 3's and 601 Series 3 rears for me and a Velodyne CHT12R sub. And as for what I long for most - Sonus Faber Cremona's or next ones up. Need a few promotions at work first...*rolls eyes*.
 
I am a poor bugger....just little old B & W 603 Series 3's and 601 Series 3 rears for me and a Velodyne CHT12R sub. And as for what I long for most - Sonus Faber Cremona's or next ones up. Need a few promotions at work first...*rolls eyes*.

I'm even thriftier than you. MC2205 driving a pair of Thiel 3.5 acquired in December and refurbished over two months time. Just created a NEW webspace on Comcast: Mc_audio!! The following is a clipped and edited pic of the actual 3.5's posted there:

http://home.comcast.net/~mc_audio/Thiel_35_front.jpg


-Gregory
 
Right now I'm running B&W 804S's. I can realistically see upgrading to 803S's or D's or switching over to Sonus Faber Grand Piano DOMUS or Cremona's at some point.
 
Love my EPI's.

EPI 100's are my faves. I've found them to go sonically as far as my ears need go. Great bargain as well.
 
Infinity RS3000 (lower bedroom with AV receiver and Sony Flat Panel).

Infinity RS5000 (upstairs office with vinyl preview system)

RS1000 on the bench in the shop for foams.
 
Replaced my Proac D38 with Wilson Audio Duette just yesterday. They sound terriffic out from the box and need at least 100 hours of running before hearing much much better details. The bass is very fast just liked a floor stander speaker. Mid and high is very accurate.
 
Klipsch Chorus If I have to choose from current inventory. I have 7 or 8 brands right now and the Altec 19s are contenders if I can figure their proper setup.
 
VonSchweikert VR4 SR MKII. Musical. Wide and deep sound stage and 3 dimensional. Revealing and no listening fatigue. Full range. Readily bi-ampable with no need for external XO. Bought it new at 65% off retail. Suits me fine for now.
 
E-V CD-35i for Solid State
E-V Sentry III for Tube Turntable Setup
JBL 100T fronts, Klipsch Heresy rears, Klipsch SCH center for HT
 
Started with Rotel HT into B&W804s. Upgraded to MC252 for the fronts. Sold the 804s to a friend and bought Tannoy Glenairs. Bought a C2200 for 2ch music (use pass thru for HT). Bought an MC275 last month. Every step has been an improvement, C2200/MC275/Tannoy is a keeper. I like the MC252 for big classical but the MC275 just sounds right for everything else. I will probably use the 252 in a different home, thinking Harbeth or Spendor due to space constraints, otherwise maybe new JBLs (only available in Japan?). Anyhow the Tannoys are special!
 
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