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In Reply to: Small Speaker Suggestion Solicitation Sought posted by raymeedc on January 30, 2016 at 06:27:45:
The Braun/ADS speakers were all good, with the full-size (not bookshelf) 710 something of a standout. There are lots available.
One other was the Sequerra Met 7 Mk II. Physically small, but on stands away from walls and with good amplification, they can astonish. Good mids/highs, though not quite as smooth as the Spica TC-50s, with a deep, punchy bottom end. Terrific imaging - if set up right they disappear. Mine loved being driven by tubes (cj MV75A). Playing "The Wall," even in the middle of the day was frightening. Unfortunately, they are hard to find. I never heard the many other versions of the Met 7, so don't know if they all that the magic. Should never have sold mine.
WW
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Follow Ups
- Braun - A/D/S - Sequerra - Bill Way 02/1/1609:11:08 02/1/16 (3)
- RE: Braun - A/D/S - Sequerra -- Agree re 710 - goldenthal 01:15:52 02/7/16 (1)
- the L-710 is a nice, easy to listen to (and easy to drive) loudspeaker (nt) - mhardy6647 12:37:18 02/8/16 (0)
- RE: Braun - A/D/S - Sequerra - Crazy Dave 14:57:50 02/1/16 (0)
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