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[admin_exported]

Hi Guys I would like to seek your advice, currently I am using a NAD 315 BEE Amp, NAD 515 BEE CD player and

Klipsch synergy F2 floor standing speakers. the problem is i feel that the speakers are way too powerfull for the amp to drive. the bass is too strong and vocal is not clear.

Can someone please give me a suggestion on what speakers will go well with this set up or shall i change the amp itself.

Thanks in advance

 

[JoelSim]

Where are the speakers positioned in your room? Are they against the walls? Are they rear ported?

 

[Anonymous]

The Q Acoustics 1020is are good price-comparable speakers for your NAD electronics. You can see that system reviewed in full in our one-make Hi-Fi grouptest in the Jan issue - on sale next Thursday.

 

[Anonymous]

You might try out some smaller KEF's which are all at bargin prices at the monent or some MA's or MS's

I think the NAD kit has a tendancy towards being a little bit bass heavy. That said my kit gives a nice sound. Although sometimes I do resort to the tone controls to cut the bass a tad.

 

[Anonymous]

JoelSim:Where are the speakers positioned in your room? Are they against the walls? Are they rear ported?

no they are about a feet away from the wall

 

[Anonymous]

dominic dawes:The Q Acoustics 1020is are good price-comparable speakers for your NAD electronics. You can see that system reviewed in full in our one-make Hi-Fi grouptest in the Jan issue - on sale next Thursday.

ok thanks

 

[drummerman]

Hi

You haven't menioned a budget but try Kef iQ7 (non SE). I have seen them advertised for less than £300. Easy to match, neutral and very sensitive. Nice tight bass too. Should work fine.

regards