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Sizzers:Move your brackets, lose your speakers, take the hit, and start again.You're just going round in circles mate.
couldnt agree more. seems that the OP dislikes the bright sound of the MS speakers, so should just change them. Mordaunt short are a bit like marmite, love them or hate them, and if you hate marmite then changing the bread used for the toast makes no difference.
especially given the OP's choice in music, i cannot see any change of amp being able to tame the brightness of what are VERY bright speakers.
Ok so im just going to go for the q acoustic 2020's with the specific mounts,
what micro system or mini seperates would you recommend with them?
Do not want the denon dm37.
Also, it would be preferable if richersounds stock the micro system as i intend to exchange.
I am still awating my yamaha crxd430 but i doubt it will come through as 2 places i ordered from have already said its disconituned and can't get the stock, therefore cancelling the order.
Personally I would consider thinking about alternatives to the 2020's.
There's nothing wrong with building a system around your speakers, but you also need speakers to suit your room and IMO they don't appear to be the best solution for a small bedroom. The 2010's look a better proposition to me, especially with the comments made in the WHF review of the 2020's needing a reasonable amount of free space which, like me, you don't have.
Also consider the Roth Audio OLi 2's. There are a couple of members on here who rave about them, and they use considerably higher end kit. I'm off to Brum to have a listen to them in the next 2-3 weeks so I'm hoping they are that good!
Hmm the Roth's oli 2's do look good, nowhere i can demo them though!, i have demoed the q acoustic 2020's and liked them. how do the 2 compare? of course i understand that the roth's may be more suitable for me, but i much prefer the look of the q acoustics. plus you say about them needing room, why would they make specific stands for them then? should be alright.... or do you mean more room as in a bigger room?
Never heard the Q's, just going by the WHF review which you can read yourself to consider.
Remember, you have a small room (like myself) and even worse positioning options. And it's all very well listening to speakers belting out during an audition in a nice big demo room, but you don't need the same "oomph" in a small room.
I will be auditioning the Roth's within the month and if I like them, I'll buy them. Bought the CDP instead of the Lektor's, and it's that good I now want to replace the amp. So far the Roth's look a seriously good budget alternative as mentioned previously, but until I've heard them who knows.
Yeah well although reviews from WHF are good, they aren't the full story as reviews can be subjective to the listener and people have different preference.
I know they won't sound as they did in the shop but i want pair speakers that will last me and be good on a upgraded system for the future whether that's 2 years or 5 years doesn't matter. The speakers will be in a bigger room in the future.
Please let me know what you think of the roth's if i haven't already sorted this out by then, actually just let me know either way.
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