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In Reply to: RE: LRS's listed as Class B (LFR) ! posted by Norman M on September 11, 2019 at 08:00:32:
Maybe it's just me, but I think it brings more integrity to the Stereophile classifications that a relatively low cost speaker system managed to find it's way into a higher category than expected. Critical judgment should be based on overall comparisons of sound, not price tags. If a speaker earns praise for performing better than expected, other speaker manufacturers will take notice,
This doesn't make me want to downsize my glorious 3.7i Maggies, but if I was just getting started in the high end audio, trying to scale speakers to a more modest listening room powered by similarly matched amplification, ...oh heck yeah, In fact, if I ever had cause to downsize this would probably be the first speaker system I'd want to audition before that transition.
This has got to be a win/win for Magneplanar as long as they can meet demand. Personally, I think this'll pull more folks in their direction requiring them to ramp up production even more.
Cheers,
AuPh
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- RE: LRS's listed as Class B (LFR) ! - Audiophilander 09/11/1922:45:55 09/11/19 (2)
- RE: LRS's listed as Class B (LFR) ! - BDP24 05:38:00 09/12/19 (1)
- The fuss is warranted - Mike K 07:15:05 09/12/19 (0)
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