I posted because i didn't want to hi jack someone elses post.On that post the MS Aviano speakers were mentioned,i looked at the review & it was very complimentary to these speakers.Then came the inevitable negative bit " be careful what you match them with ",avoid clinical sounding electronics.
I read with interest that the Avianos did not have the harshness in the top end that the 902s have,i thought great i might take a look & buy these,then came the end bit,i do appreciate that there will be a not so good bit for most things.
How is this determined if we can't spend hours in a hi fi store asking them to match endless speakers to endless amps.I'm listening to a lot more music now than i have done in recent times & my MS 902is are really irritating me with the at times harsh & screetching treble.
My amp is the Yamaha DSP AX863SE,can anyone tell me if this is considered to be clinical,bright or warm.
I've seen the Avianos today for £199.00 which i think is about £50 less than they were around June.Is that possibly saying that people are maybe listening to them but not buying.
I read with interest that the Avianos did not have the harshness in the top end that the 902s have,i thought great i might take a look & buy these,then came the end bit,i do appreciate that there will be a not so good bit for most things.
How is this determined if we can't spend hours in a hi fi store asking them to match endless speakers to endless amps.I'm listening to a lot more music now than i have done in recent times & my MS 902is are really irritating me with the at times harsh & screetching treble.
My amp is the Yamaha DSP AX863SE,can anyone tell me if this is considered to be clinical,bright or warm.
I've seen the Avianos today for £199.00 which i think is about £50 less than they were around June.Is that possibly saying that people are maybe listening to them but not buying.