tannoy dc6tse speakers

I would also look at at Monitor Audio RX6 which is what I have , I did not like the Tannoy DC6TSE
 
YES, it would. But... all depends on room-acoustics when it comes to speaker-size. :?

Also this CA & Tannoy combination will have a quite overprojected soundstage with the upper-mids frequencys. (depending on style/sound of music played)

Could sound really great but perhaps not so mellow if you prefer that. 😉

I for one like my Tannoys soundstage with movies/concerts in my livingroom, but will happily try some Spendor S3e for just a little more mellow sound when playing music.
 
hi is a naim 5si amp powerfull enought to drive a pair of b&w cm9 speakers or do i need to upgrade my amp

to maybe the naim xs2 or the new nait 2
 
stephen curtis said:
hi is a naim 5si amp powerfull enought to drive a pair of b&w cm9 speakers or do i need to upgrade my amp

to maybe the naim xs2 or the new nait 2

Depends on how loud you like your music. The only sure way of knowing is to dem the combo. I would also look at Rotel with B&W. Great match.

BTW, what equipment do you currently own? I've read your previous threads and it was Cambridge previously.

What is your budget? Not being nosey but it'll give all us a better idea to get the best match.
 
plastic penguin said:
stephen curtis said:
hi is a naim 5si amp powerfull enought to drive a pair of b&w cm9 speakers or do i need to upgrade my amp

to maybe the naim xs2 or the new nait 2

Depends on how loud you like your music. The only sure way of knowing is to dem the combo. I would also look at Rotel with B&W. Great match.

BTW, what equipment do you currently own? I've read your previous threads and it was Cambridge previously.

What is your budget? Not being nosey but it'll give all us a better idea to get the best match.

+1 'A little knowledge is a dangerous thing' ;-)
 
DC6T SE speakers can be a little bright which some people don't like. I owned a pair for two years and initially found them too bright having positioned them toed in to the listening position as you normally would.

With experimentation, I found that pointing them flat-forward, if you know what I mean, balanced the sound beautifully and allowed all of their positive attributes (coherence and soundstaging) to really shine. I now have a pair of Precision 6.2 and a pair of 6.1 as my fronts and rears in the sitting room 5.1 setup and likewise they are not toed in at all.
 
i run these speakers with a marantz amp and love the sound,not bright or fatiguing at all,more smooth and detailed,having said that i dont think the ca would be a good match at all.
 
his dudeness said:
i run these speakers with a marantz amp and love the sound,not bright or fatiguing at all,more smooth and detailed,having said that i dont think the ca would be a good match at all.

I ran mine with a Marantz Pearl-lite and then a Cambridge Audio 851A and couldn't tell any difference in tone to be honest.
 
thanks for your reply the CA kit has gone and i now have the naim 5si amp and cd player with the tannoy speakers

iv found a shop where i can trade my kit and get intrest free , after 2 years id like to upgrade my tannoys and like the look

of the b&w cm9 speakers i just cant find the time to demo them . with 60w do you think my amp would get the best out

of them or do i need to upgrade my am to the naim xs2 amp witch has 70w
 
stephen curtis said:
thanks for your reply the CA kit has gone and i now have the naim 5si amp and cd player with the tannoy speakers

iv found a shop where i can trade my kit and get intrest free , after 2 years id like to upgrade my tannoys and like the look

of the b&w cm9 speakers i just cant find the time to demo them . with 60w do you think my amp would get the best out

of them or do i need to upgrade my am to the naim xs2 amp witch has 70w

60w will be just fine but you have to find time to audition, they have a very different presentation to the Tannoys, and you really should attempt to hear them in your room. Personally I think it's a fine combo.
 

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