Pace, rhythm and timing. What do these terms mean to you with respect to hifi?

[James]

Can't remember who designed them in that era, but they knew what they were doing with Kabers, and the Helix. The Keilidh was a mess though, far too warm and and a bit lumpen.

I understand it was Rod Crawford, who then went on to found Legend Loudspeakers.

 

[davidsrsb]

A mid bass hump around 40hz

There is a typo there somewhere

 

[timpy]

I understand it was Rod Crawford, who then went on to found Legend Loudspeakers.

That's the fella, thanks James

 

[Martin M]

That's the fella, thanks James

Phil Hobbs for the Kaber. Rod Crawford for Helix.

 

[James]

Phil Hobbs for the Kaber. Rod Crawford for Helix.

Rod also designed the Nexus, which is Linn's least PRaT-worthy loudspeaker IMO.

 

[david ellwood]

The nexus is a Kan by comparison to an akubarik.

 

[Martin M]

The nexus is a Kan by comparison to an akubarik.

Dave, so which if any speaker manufacturers are now in the market formally met by the Kan and Barik? I don’t see much of that type of product.

 

[david ellwood]

Given Linn no longer make a decent range of speakers i have come across a few speaker manufacturers that I consider offer a decent musical sound.

There is good stuff from B&W, Neat, Ophidian and Kudos and probably many others.

If I replaced my Bariks it would probably be for some B&W 802d3.