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In Reply to: Suggestion posted by E-Stat on February 7, 2007 at 12:28:55:
but he's right, IMHO. If you have a room that can accommodate the specific placement requirements of planars (away from walls and corners), then they offer a very realistic sound.The other drawback is that even the little MMGs require a pretty muscular amplifier to sound good in all but a quite small room, and, if you're a bass nut, you'll want a subwoofer.
But, in my experience, only planars make it sound like there really is an acoustic piano in the room.
And I have owned all kinds of speakers in the last 30 years, including Magnepans.
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- E-stat is biased . . . - Bruce from DC 13:27:13 02/07/07 (1)
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