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In Reply to: RE: And has said evolution led to more clarity and detail?...N/T posted by jneves@romanoonline.com.br on February 4, 2011 at 17:47:26:
Yes. These speakers are much, much better than the originals. I auditioned a pair of Twin Sigs, and didn't like what I heard (lack of detail, clarity, and both ends).Bob told me to trust my ears and get speakers I did like. I did; I got some LS3/5As.Fast forward a few years to a few months ago when I was fortunate enough to hear the Bliss Silvers in a shop with a prospective buyer. The Silver Bliss has good distinct, tight bass for its size; a nice throaty, but still detailed, slightly romantic mid-range without being too colored, and a very clean, clear and open top end. The Twins were not as good in any of these departments. The Silver Blisses makes music enjoyable to listen to. If you are listening to bass-heavy electronic music, then get something like an ELAC; if you listen to music with a melody, these should work very well, unless you are totally into "realism".
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- RE: And has said evolution led to more clarity and detail?...N/T - Frihed89 02/5/1104:36:17 02/5/11 (4)
- RE: And has said evolution led to more clarity and detail?...N/T - jneves@romanoonline.com.br 05:29:19 02/5/11 (3)
- RE: And has said evolution led to more clarity and detail?...N/T - Bob Neill 06:42:02 02/5/11 (2)
- RE: And has said evolution led to more clarity and detail?...N/T - jneves@romanoonline.com.br 09:15:27 02/5/11 (1)
- RE: And has said evolution led to more clarity and detail?...N/T - Bob Neill 09:28:59 02/5/11 (0)
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