Tarzan
pfm Member
If l can jump in, yes for the box size they do indeed go low, a very nice weighty bass.
Who has heard the new Proac Tablette 10?
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If l can jump in, yes for the box size they do indeed go low, a very nice weighty bass.
HiFiman
Don't tell him Pike
Allaes were nice speakers but can sound a bit bloaty in the bass but overall a great speaker and lived with them for 13 years in different rooms and houses.
The Tabs as stated by Tarzan have bass and is a remarkable achievement for their size.
Tabs have a lovely controlled bass for their size and fit my room perfectly, mid and top end well enough said best I have heard...
The Tabs as stated by Tarzan have bass and is a remarkable achievement for their size.
Tabs have a lovely controlled bass for their size and fit my room perfectly, mid and top end well enough said best I have heard...
Brown Bottle
UTB
Thanks Tarzan and Hifiman, I’ll have to try and have a listen sometime. They would look much better in my room than my Studio 150s, which dominate the room.
Cheers BB
Cheers BB
Tarzan
pfm Member
BB, l followed this thread and demoed a pair based on how posters described the sound- and they were spot on!
However, they have another trump card- they are so musical it is silly, with a deep soundstage and great imagery... cannot wait go get my pair next week.
If you're ever my way you're welcome to have a listen.
Brown Bottle
UTB
Tarzan
pfm Member
Me Cherry Tab 10's arrived yesterday- only this is the lightest Cherry finish l have seen, also one binding post revolved when fitting new cable.... however the running process has begun.... picked up a mint pair of Sonus R4 to put under the Tiny Tigers.... sound is improving but a long way to go.
Me Cherry Tab 10's arrived yesterday- only this is the lightest Cherry finish l have seen, also one binding post revolved when fitting new cable.... however the running process has begun.... picked up a mint pair of Sonus R4 to put under the Tiny Tigers.... sound is improving but a long way to go.
When I first opened my SM100’s brand new from the box the wood veneer was extremely light. A few months down the line and they have darkened considerably and very nicely.
John Phillips
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Me Cherry Tab 10's arrived yesterday- only this is the lightest Cherry finish l have seen, also one binding post revolved when fitting new cable.... however the running process has begun.... picked up a mint pair of Sonus R4 to put under the Tiny Tigers.... sound is improving but a long way to go.
Cherry can indeed start off light in colour when freshly cut, especially surprising if you auditioned a cherry veneered pair that were already some months old. As Robby writes, cherry darkens quite quickly with age/light. There's an example on this page to look forward to.
Jodet
pfm Member
Me Cherry Tab 10's arrived yesterday- only this is the lightest Cherry finish l have seen, also one binding post revolved when fitting new cable.... however the running process has begun.... picked up a mint pair of Sonus R4 to put under the Tiny Tigers.... sound is improving but a long way to go.
After a year my cherry pair has turned a very deep, rich color. They change a lot...
I have a small listening room (about 4m x 4m).
I currently have a Creek 50A Amplifier and Creek 50CD (Dac / CD Player).
My current speakers are over 10 years old - they are AVI Neutron IVs.
The speakers have to sit on bookshelves either side of the fireplace (the shelves are quite deep at about 43cm).
I have always liked the Neutrons - even though they are rear ported they don't chuff in the slightest.
I was thinking about something that might give me a little more bass though.
I have considered the new Epos K1i which is front ported and a little bigger than the Neutrons. Epos are Creek's sister company so I would like to think there might be some synergy with my amp.
Then I saw this thread on the Proacs. They are even smaller than the AVIs !
The Proacs are also double the price of the Epos K1i's.
Has anyone any idea how the Proacs would compare to my Neutron IVs ?
I currently have a Creek 50A Amplifier and Creek 50CD (Dac / CD Player).
My current speakers are over 10 years old - they are AVI Neutron IVs.
The speakers have to sit on bookshelves either side of the fireplace (the shelves are quite deep at about 43cm).
I have always liked the Neutrons - even though they are rear ported they don't chuff in the slightest.
I was thinking about something that might give me a little more bass though.
I have considered the new Epos K1i which is front ported and a little bigger than the Neutrons. Epos are Creek's sister company so I would like to think there might be some synergy with my amp.
Then I saw this thread on the Proacs. They are even smaller than the AVIs !
The Proacs are also double the price of the Epos K1i's.
Has anyone any idea how the Proacs would compare to my Neutron IVs ?
Tarzan
pfm Member
Mmmm
Time will tell M rAndy
Nien! The musicality is off the charts.
Oh l get what you mean.
Hoopsontoast
pfm Member
I'm following this with interest, looking to downscale my hifi and looking for speakers that work well close to the wall.
At the moment, I have the Rega Ela 2000, Larsen 4.2, ATC HTS7 and these Proac Tablette 10s on my short list.
My KEF 201/2 just don't sound anywhere near their best near the rear walls, and although I have loved having the ATC SCM7 and SCM10 previously, they do need some space behind to work their best too in my experience, hence the interest in the HTS7.
At the moment, I have the Rega Ela 2000, Larsen 4.2, ATC HTS7 and these Proac Tablette 10s on my short list.
My KEF 201/2 just don't sound anywhere near their best near the rear walls, and although I have loved having the ATC SCM7 and SCM10 previously, they do need some space behind to work their best too in my experience, hence the interest in the HTS7.