Fatmarley
"It appears my intelligence circuits have melted"
And even more so when It's sealed box.
Who has heard the new Proac Tablette 10?
- Thread starter Jodet
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And even more so when It's sealed box.
drummerman
pfm Member
Indeed.
It's just as drummerman says really, I generally listen at low to moderate levels and they've fine for me, I would just say they need a little bit more pep before they come on song, but also this can depend on the music I find, I was listening to a lot of electronica well into late last night and it was perfect at low levels.
Could be the driver surrounds needed a touch of breaking in maybe
Tony L
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HiFiman
Don't tell him Pike
Mine are satin white still look good though
Satin white should look great too (imagining). Though, it's the premium finishes that look particularly appealing to me. At first the ebony looks really striking, but now it appears that the rosewood is actually quite nice too. Just trying to have an idea how they would look like if on stands.
HiFiman
Don't tell him Pike
Satin white should look great too (imagining). Though, it's the premium finishes that look particularly appealing to me. At first the ebony looks really striking, but now it appears that the rosewood is actually quite nice too. Just trying to have an idea how they would look like if on stands.
Look nice in ebony but the wife insisted on white or no upgrade from the White AE301s the Tabs replaced !!!
HiFiman
Don't tell him Pike
Yeah would be nice, although I cut the banana plugs of my NACA5 stripped back 2 inches and bare wired onto the terminals starting from top of terminals to the bottom. In the manual Proac suggest the bare wire approach.
I am off work this week and they are running in nicely
I just noticed you are using the Naim NAC N272/NAP100 with the Tablette 10s. How does it sound? I presume great. If I end up with the Tablette 10s, they will be driven by Naim amps too, either 202/200 or 282/250DR.
No plans to upgrade to the NAP 200? Just kidding. Fine amp you have there in the 272.
Cheers.
I have no doubts cherry looks great. All my Harbeth, Dali and PMC are in cherry so there won't be another cherry for me..
HiFiman
Don't tell him Pike
Not a big fan of the NAP200 and prefer the more fun approach of the 100 also there is no redundancy in the 100 when paired with the 272 unlike other Naim amps that have a built in power supply (not 250 or higher) that is unused when 272 is connected.
Main reason for the Tablette 10 was close wall positioning which is crucial for me as I don't want speakers taking over the living room and mine are two inches from the back wall giving a nice bass response okay doesn't wake the neighbors up but is plenty and the right amount without bloating out the mid range.
The Tablette is so easy to drive and the 100 has plenty of power so no need to look up the chain of the bigger power amp.
Mid range and top end of the Tablette is jaw dropping and pairs beautifully with the Naim gear and is the best I have owned for a long time.
I've settled on mine approx 12 inches out from the back wall, side wall distance has always been a non issue as they're a good 3 feet in.
They are astonishing speakers given how small they are, I'd love to hear some of the competition of similar build/dimensions. The ebony pattern on the front of mine has like a cool fade to black thing going on.
Will get some pictures when the camera battery has charged, it's seen better days now and is flat whenever I pick the damn thing up.
They are astonishing speakers given how small they are, I'd love to hear some of the competition of similar build/dimensions. The ebony pattern on the front of mine has like a cool fade to black thing going on.
Will get some pictures when the camera battery has charged, it's seen better days now and is flat whenever I pick the damn thing up.
Rockhopper
pfm Member
Why have they got 4 speaker wire terminals?