There is always potential here but the only time I have heard Avantgardes really sound great are with good tube gear. Otherwise they quickly get a bit relentless sounding.
Could be. I guess this is realted to the length of the horn because most of the upper range is coming from a single driver, which should require almost no distance. i did find the bass was not so well integrated at the show and kind of jumped up out of nowhere when something deep came along.
I bet no one on this forum but me actually bothered to go in the Supravox room either due to lack of brand recognition (even though some big boy players obviously know their drivers are good) or the pricelist on the door had too few zeros.
The Triangle Art Reference Turntable was not able to play.
On the first day someone stole the vacuum cleaner out of the room, while doing it, he (she?) destroyed the tonearm in a box. Bad luck....
I bet no one on this forum but me actually bothered to go in the Supravox room either due to lack of brand recognition (even though some big boy players obviously know their drivers are good) or the pricelist on the door had too few zeros.
Who is Lee? I liked the big ones on the outside a lot...very promising I thought. The KR room was good but didn't leave a really strong impression on me for some reason. I liked two years ago with the RD Acoustics horns and the Foxtex driver (or Voxativ but the Foxtex had better bass)... a poor man's Pnoe
Brad, we agree more than we disagree, the big statement multidriver thing has never appealed to me since I discovered the more purist approach of horns, planars, and in my particular case, augmented full range drivers.