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Loudspeakers for Exposure 3510

tadgh

tadgh

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Right; here we go.....Currently using the EXP 3510 with Wharefdale 12.2 which in my opinion are great for the price, also a Klipsch sub. I tried the super Dentons with MF A1, and thought a laid back sound, and I think that this is due to a dip in the mid rage?? A few years ago I tried the Linton heritage, same, laid back.
Of course the EXP is a different amp all together, but in comparison to the MF there is more detail.
With loudspeaker manufacturers these days; I think that there appears to be more emphasis on excessive treble (hot tweeter), and I really do not know why, perhaps the kids like this.
Strange but I am not a great fan of actual monitor loudspeakers as they seem to loose out on EUPHONY....perhaps colouration. Then again I grew up in the 1970s...

Can anyone suggest suitable mid priced stand mount loudspeakers that can be a good match for the exposure, also be very interested to hear an opinion on the Wharfedlae 80th anniversary.
 
tadgh said:
I tried the Linton heritage, same, laid back.
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You really need to go out and listen yourself.

Wharfedale are pure Chinese made these days and their performance is mediocre at best, slow basnotes, veiled voices - not for me.
I'd look at British made loudspeakers such as Rega, Royd, Neat, Kudos, Naim, Stirling, Falcon, and s/h you have a much wider choice.
 
Gosh.
Yes, go and listen to a few speakers. The amp will drive almost anything but if you’re finding all modern speakers a bit bright, is that just in your system, or other ones too?
 
I've got a pair of proac tablette 50's or harbeth hl-p3's, the later might be a bit too small for what you are after. I saw you were eyeing up the Kef 101.3's, having had the 103/4's, I believe the uni q is an inferior driver to the proac set-up.
 
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