Speakers for Classic Line
Posted by: achandoke on 14 March 2003
I am looking for help on speaker combinations for the New Classic (Reference) Line. I purchased a system for my brother, it is the following
Cd5(to be CDX2 within 1 week)/202/fc2/200. My brother and I auditioned the N804 which was an excellent and transparent speaker, but lacking bass. I was getting a loud clicking when I turned up the stereo and felt one of the midranges was bad. I no longer believe this. I was listening to the system with Vienna Acoustics Beethoven, and I got the same noise. I feel its the 200's lack of current producing this noise at higher volumes. The Beethoven sounded muffled when compared to the N804, but they offered much more tigher bass. I was surprised by this. I expected the Beethoven's midrange and top end to be superior to the N804.
I may get a 250 for that system. The 200 didnt seem to be up to the task of driving more demanding speakers. Is this the experience of others?
Are there other speakers that people could recommend? There are not too many dealers where my brother and I live, and I was just asking to learn from the experience of others.
Thanks for your time.
Cd5(to be CDX2 within 1 week)/202/fc2/200. My brother and I auditioned the N804 which was an excellent and transparent speaker, but lacking bass. I was getting a loud clicking when I turned up the stereo and felt one of the midranges was bad. I no longer believe this. I was listening to the system with Vienna Acoustics Beethoven, and I got the same noise. I feel its the 200's lack of current producing this noise at higher volumes. The Beethoven sounded muffled when compared to the N804, but they offered much more tigher bass. I was surprised by this. I expected the Beethoven's midrange and top end to be superior to the N804.
I may get a 250 for that system. The 200 didnt seem to be up to the task of driving more demanding speakers. Is this the experience of others?
Are there other speakers that people could recommend? There are not too many dealers where my brother and I live, and I was just asking to learn from the experience of others.
Thanks for your time.