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Al ears
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My opinion only as I haven't actually heard either of them, the bigger 404's may be overkill and a big price difference
Jasonovich
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Thanks for the correction AI, I thought 404 was the newer model, not the bigger sibling
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Yes it is the biggest but no worries...Thanks for the correction AI, I thought 404 was the newer model, not the bigger sibling
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These 403's are link to NADs. Just take 5, great voice :
Elac Dealers and Distributors Map | Elac - The life of sound | Best Audiophile Speakers
Elac - The life of sound | Best Audiophile Speakers
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Al ears
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Perhaps some of the best speakers for a really small room would be second-hand Neat Iotas......
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Not being flippant (those who kinda know online me will realise it's not in my nature) but are you buying the entire system blind/deaf without actually demoing anything.
A demo to actually hear things is rule number one in the deciding on what hifi is right.
Not unlike a new car it's the test drive of the hifi world, the trying on of a shoe.
With a healthy budget the results can be exponential joy or a disappointing flustraightion.
It's a potential mistake made very apt by it happening to member only recently here and to me once or twice despite the old convincing of myself I liked them to try and avoid both
mistake and disappointment
You started right by compiling a shortlist list with help from the right crowd here but I'm not sure with that budget it's wise buying on others people's preferences and written reviews alone. 🤔 maybe I've missed something
A demo to actually hear things is rule number one in the deciding on what hifi is right.
Not unlike a new car it's the test drive of the hifi world, the trying on of a shoe.
With a healthy budget the results can be exponential joy or a disappointing flustraightion.
It's a potential mistake made very apt by it happening to member only recently here and to me once or twice despite the old convincing of myself I liked them to try and avoid both
mistake and disappointment
You started right by compiling a shortlist list with help from the right crowd here but I'm not sure with that budget it's wise buying on others people's preferences and written reviews alone. 🤔 maybe I've missed something
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I went for a NAD C399/BluOS-Dirac + Elac Vela 403.2 + Elac RS500 wireless. I know, a sub is overkill but I love bass a lot!!
Thank you all for your help and advices !!!
Thank you all for your help and advices !!!
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elac vela bs403.2 hands down miles better than all you mentioned. evoke 20 is underwhelming overall, overprice to be honest. dali high frequency is terrible and harsh. I tested all especially the rubicore and evoke20. rubicore is just like bad tasting beer. and I enjoy my 25 yrs single malt and burgundy
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I just got bs403.2 as well...glad you enjoy the nad c399 pairing. I am looking for an amp for the vela. thanks for sharing your setup
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Sounds like everyone else should just pack up and go home...
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