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In Reply to: Survived auditioning speakers.. whew, almost bought them... posted by 3+4=5 on April 1, 2017 at 19:24:30:
The problem with Maggies is that they can set you down a very expensive road in terms of amplification, room set up, etc. I think they are very hard to beat, and are a great bargain in terms of the quality of music they produce, but they demand (kindly, sweetly, gently, and sometimes violently) the very best associated equipment. :)Given the level of speaker that you're looking at, my guess is this is nothing new to you.
Once I chose Maggies, it was a long, long (and rather expensive road) to maximize their performance. Couldn't be happier, but it was indeed a long road.
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- RE: Survived auditioning speakers.. whew, almost bought them... - slapshot 04/1/1721:25:44 04/1/17 (3)
- RE: Disagree...Though it is the "standard" mantra. - BigguyinATL 11:28:51 04/3/17 (1)
- I would place the 20.7 same place as 3.6, and use same amp now own - 3+4=5 12:43:52 04/3/17 (0)
- RE: Survived auditioning speakers.. whew, almost bought them... - Mr. Dick Hertz 22:34:22 04/1/17 (0)
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