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Gradient Revolutions. 'The goal was to design a loudspeaker that was less room-dependent than ordinary speakers are. Careful attention was paid to the origin of standing waves in small rooms, with the idea of minimizing the generation of standing waves. He also sought a wide listening sweet...

I'm trying to level this players transport...any tips?

Yes, the speaker stands have casters under them. This allows me to move them easily into various positions (listening is often done from the three different chairs/love seats in room) for different listening experiences. I didn't hear any obvious difference when I had harder fixed...

I believe it is, bought back in the 90's .

Wadia 381 cd player > Nagra PSA power amp> Harbeth M40.1 Loudspeakers (Rosewood) Cables all Supra. [/IMG] [/IMG]

why advertise that their a bit slow of the mark:)

Hello Amberandorange. My M40.1s sound wonderful in my untreated 15' x 13' x 8' living room (which does have a 5' wide opening at one end which opens at rightangles into a similar sized room) this is approx the same room size Alan Shaw designed them in (and to work well in). I expect it's...

Wadia 381 (cd with volume control) Nagra PSA (pyramid power amp) Harbeth M40.1 ( in Rosewood) cables all by Supra.

Hi Alan, how about Hifi + reviewing the new M30.1s. (never has been a Harbeth review in any previous issues)

Their web site seems to imply its now open. Anyone been to store and can report on its appearance?

Rockadelic, Unfortunately I haven't myself compared them. But when researching both a few years ago I got this reply from a Danish audio dealer who had both at the time: 'I think the Harbeth monitor 40.1 is a much better speaker than the Spendor SP100r which I have in the shop (there is a new...