Hi, all,I´ve been a happy Reynaud Twin Signature owner for almost 4 years but I´d like to have more clarity and details in the midrange and also more bass.
My room (living room) has good size: 25 m². And behind my listening postion there´s no wall; it´s the dining, which is a little smaller than the living room (23 m²).
I think a Spendor SP1/2R2 could be a good option, but I can not afford it. Another option would be Spendor SP2/3R2 but, in fact, if possible, I´d like to avoid a stand mount speaker because although I use a good Target soldered stand I keep thinking a stand is another factor to interfere in the final result. So it´d be better if I can go with a tower speaker.
As I listened to Spendor SA1 and it seemed terrific I thought a Spendor A5 could be a good option, as its mid and high drivers are the same as the SA1, and also its crossover mid/high point is near its smaller sister.
But A5 is not so big; in cubic centimeters it´s similar to Twin Signature. So, is there a big risk that this change becomes a side step or even a small step up?
Thanks,João
My room (living room) has good size: 25 m². And behind my listening postion there´s no wall; it´s the dining, which is a little smaller than the living room (23 m²).
I think a Spendor SP1/2R2 could be a good option, but I can not afford it. Another option would be Spendor SP2/3R2 but, in fact, if possible, I´d like to avoid a stand mount speaker because although I use a good Target soldered stand I keep thinking a stand is another factor to interfere in the final result. So it´d be better if I can go with a tower speaker.
As I listened to Spendor SA1 and it seemed terrific I thought a Spendor A5 could be a good option, as its mid and high drivers are the same as the SA1, and also its crossover mid/high point is near its smaller sister.
But A5 is not so big; in cubic centimeters it´s similar to Twin Signature. So, is there a big risk that this change becomes a side step or even a small step up?
Thanks,João