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jneves said:Thank you, guys,
I´m moving to another city (another country, to tell the truth) and I think I´ll sell my int amp and my speakers. I´ll purchase new ones there. So I´m looking for information about the brands which have distributors there.
I already know apartments there are pretty small (at least the ones I can pay for...). So speakers that can work close to walls (25-30cm) are preferred. SA1 is sealed, what is good. Studio 115 is front ported, what is still good. Tablette is back ported; I´m not sure they work well so close to wall.
I once heard a ProAc D15 and I really liked it. Very neutral, detailed and the bass was unbelieveable! At the same place, at which I had been sometimes, I also heard Spendor speakers: SA1, SP100R, SP2/3R2. Both ProAc and Spendor were driven by Croft pre/amp.
SA1 and SP100R are incredibly seducing, but SA1 seemed considerably more inviting, where SP100R was a bit too much laid back.
That´s my doubt between these 2 brands. I wouldn´t like something so laid back. I´m brazilian and, besides jazz, I listen mostly to brazilian popular music, including samba, for example. So I´d like something more, let´s say, lively, but never something that gives an "on my nose" sound.
Cheers,
João
If you can get to audition the Harbeth P3 ESR I'd also recommend them. Sounds a little livlier than the SA1 and has a similar (not at all offensive) tonal balance, give them a try before you commit to the SA1. My Tablette's are now in store and I'm going to try collection this weekend.