ZYGI
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Ah, good point on the imaging...however for some reason with crappy SS (mid-fi) gear the image can sound a bit contrived. This is probably only due to the fact that SS does not image like a Decware amp.
Lon makes a good point about the ERR's imaging ability. They are very pin point/focused and expanded both. Some speakers that use a omni type high frequency drivers do have that "singers mouth is wider that the speaker" effect, not so with the ERR's.
The best part about the ERR's, and I've said this many times, you can place them at arms length on both side of the listening chair, close enough for a drink to be set on top of them, and you would never know they weren't 6 feet in front of you. You can also place them 6 feet in front of you and 1-1/2 to 2 feet apart and think they were in the normal listening triangle most of us use as a set up. Bass issues would be just like any speaker if they were placed to close to the room boundaries. Other than that, placement is much more forgiving than any other speaker Decware sells.
Fireblade. The DM945 falls in the flood light category. They are as smooth as silk, yet still convey enough detail not to feel like any is lacking. Yet a not so good CD can sound real good as well, at least enjoyable. Bass is adequate for such a small speaker.
Ricardojoa, The HR-One's will be available soon on the Decware site. The retail will be close to $4800.00 however. Steve has the page, sort of done except my prose, but I was waiting until I got a little more caught up before sending it to him. Then when his dad got sick, I figured if I didn't give it to him, he wouldn't spend the time on it, he had enough to think about. Soon, I hope.
Zygi
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