On 27 Feb 2006 23:48:46 -0800, "Shhhh! I'm Listening to Reason!"
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From: Stewart Pinkerton
Date: Tues, Feb 28 2006 1:20 am
Email: Stewart Pinkerton

Looks pretty much like the M-9 that's collecting dust in my garage.

But is it as well-constructed as an M-14? :-)

That's not a fair comparison.

For sheer wattage, the M-14 clearly wins. But for close and involving
works, the M-9 is probably a better choice.

Perhaps, but definitely one for the nearfield fan. I'd say the MP-5
has better dispersion.

I've always wanted a chance to experience the overall bass slam of the
L-85. They're hard to come by here but look very interesting. Have you
ever experienced one? What do you think of them?

A little lightweight for me. It can touch you deeply, but seldom
knocks you sideways. For sheer emotional impact I prefer the M-82, if
you really have to reach out and touch someone.

And what do you think
of Scimitars? While they can work well as designed, they're sometimes a
bit too far forward for my tastes. I think careful positioning is
paramount.

I find theleron technology just a little too bass heavy for my
listening room.....

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