How do you rate the Audio Note AN-E speakers up against Devore Fidelity?Audionote always seem to sound good ( and not their super expensive stuff either) AVID TT's as well.
Quads are OK within their limits, but ask Quad to play Skullflower through them and their limitations soon become apparent. Also the limits of Quad's tolerance! I had the 2805s and couldn't get them to work at home.Quad Electrostatics of all vintages. I've only ever heard them at shows over the last 40/50 years and they always sound way better than their critics would have you believe.
Quads are OK within their limits, but ask Quad to play Skullflower through them and their limitations soon become apparent. Also the limits of Quad's tolerance! I had the 2805s and couldn't get them to work at home.
Neat speakers without fail.
Audio Note until this years Cranage where their room was dreadful and their use by Audio Counsel was too loud.
They are consistently pejoratively described as “fun” as though that were a bad thing. Great speakers for me have never been about the last nth of whatever. I’m looking for coherence; enough detail and engagement. Neat delivers on that almost always.As a Neat owner this doesn't surprise me.
I see they're just about to launch a couple of new 'uns: https://www.whathifi.com/news/neat-...omise-to-give-your-hi-fi-setup-a-rocket-boost
I might need to get saving as I may struggle not to buy the standmounts when they launch.
Sorry have never heard any Devore speakers.How do you rate AN-E speakers up against Devore Fidelity?
They are consistently pejoratively described as “fun” as though that were a bad thing. Great speakers for me have never been about the last nth of whatever. I’m looking for coherence; enough detail and engagement. Neat delivers on that almost always.
The Audio Note for me every time. I have read great things about Devore bit every time i hear them two things eventually come to the fore. They do lots of stuff really well but they’re a bit one note on timbre and they have a kind of graininess to the sound which grates.Sorry have never heard any Devore speakers.
The Audio Note for me every time. I have read great things about Devore bit every time i hear them two things eventually come to the fore. They do lots of stuff really well but they’re a bit one note on timbre and they have a kind of graininess to the sound which grates.
Heh! I like a bit of noise now and again. When you get past the wall of noise, there is a very fugue like pattern underneath it. Speakers other than Quads can show that, my Tannoys for instance. For a bit of light relief you can always try Chrome, or Muslimgauze.I had to Google them, and can assure you that there's no way in this, or any other Universe, that I would inflict them on any loudspeaker.
I think it was this combo that I heard playing at Cranage, very impressed. I didn't think I would be, having been described as 'clinical', I would have called them clean with not hint of edginess. Did hear their larger floor standers, but was not so impressed, guess it's partnering equipment and rooms.Argon 1 stand mounts, which are not really that expensive at £1500, paired with (I think) a H390 at a show last year was my favourite room.