[fid]

Based on sonic performance which of the two sets would you choose?
I would greatly appreciate your inputs.
Thank you.

[MiNe 109]

In article .com,
fid wrote:

Based on sonic performance which of the two sets would you choose?
I would greatly appreciate your inputs.
Thank you.

Looks like the Avalon requires magic cables:

http://www.avalonacoustics.com/radian.html

The Dunlavy doesn't.

I haven't heard either.

Stephen

[Sander deWaal]

MiNe 109 said:

In article .com,
fid wrote:

Based on sonic performance which of the two sets would you choose?
I would greatly appreciate your inputs.
Thank you.


Looks like the Avalon requires magic cables:

http://www.avalonacoustics.com/radian.html

The Dunlavy doesn't.

I haven't heard either.


Avalon doesn't requite magic cables, Spectral does.
As Spectral and Avalon are often used together, most people think
they'll need MIT with terminators.

They don't. Avalons work fine with good thick normal cables, as well
as with normal power amplifiers.
Some current reserve would be nice, though.

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[MiNe 109]

In article ,
Sander deWaal wrote:

MiNe 109 said:

In article .com,
fid wrote:

Based on sonic performance which of the two sets would you choose?
I would greatly appreciate your inputs.
Thank you.


Looks like the Avalon requires magic cables:

http://www.avalonacoustics.com/radian.html

The Dunlavy doesn't.

I haven't heard either.


Avalon doesn't requite magic cables, Spectral does.
As Spectral and Avalon are often used together, most people think
they'll need MIT with terminators.

They don't. Avalons work fine with good thick normal cables, as well
as with normal power amplifiers.
Some current reserve would be nice, though.

The link said something about assuming the presence of "properly tuned
transmission lines (Loudspeaker cables)". If normal cables fit the
definition, all the better.

The 4 ohm rating probably isn't a big deal.

Stephen