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In Reply to: RE: My first planar - questions posted by tyuu on February 27, 2013 at 04:31:22:
Hello,
The speakers sound really good and require the least EQ of any speaker I've ever owned. I have to EQ the base a little bit to tame a couple of room nodes. They sound big and rich and smooth, and are a pleasure to listen to.
The floor is carpet over concrete. Your room is about the size of mine (17.5' x 25'), although mine opens out further into an L shape behind the listening position.
What Apogees do you own? Interestingly, I wound up buying these speakers because of a brief period of having a pair of Apogees in my room for a week. I fell in love with the sound of the Apogees. They were Mini Grands, and I liked the sound of panel without the sub-woofer best. I really wanted to buy them, but the panels vibrated badly on certain bass notes. The owner of the speakers tried to solve the issue but failed. I think they had the best sounding midrange of any speaker I've ever heard.
Alan
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- RE: My first planar - questions - aljordan 02/27/1308:11:17 02/27/13 (4)
- RE: My first planar - questions - tyuu 09:02:51 02/27/13 (0)
- RE: My first planar - questions - pistonengine 08:15:52 02/27/13 (2)
- RE: My first planar - questions - aljordan 08:23:15 02/27/13 (1)
- RE: My first planar - questions - josh358 10:43:11 02/27/13 (0)
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