*Picture for attention. This is not how they’re set up*

I started with the Klipsch R-15PM + 10SW, and I thought they were the best thing since sliced bread. Then, years later I found my beloved Yamaha NS-1000 Monitors. These were different, raw, natural, and I finally understood “image” and “soundstage”. Yes, it took years, but I discovered it, I think. I know that the NS 1000 Ms are unique in that their purpose was specific for creating music (I’ve read), but I like them and the raw feel, A LOT. So, at this point, I feel like they’re so good I’m not sure how something can be better. I can kinda imagine, but some of it must be in our own head, right?

I know “good” and “better” is subjective, but they’re almost 50 years old now, and if other speakers are selling for $80k then, for sure they’re that much better? I know there’s a difference between ported, sealed, and rear opened speakers too.

I love my speakers and I listen to them almost daily. I just don’t know what direction I would take if I had the opportunity.

Thanks for your input!

  • magicmulder@alien.topBEnglish
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    1 year ago

    Bayz Audio Counterpoint 2.0. Loved the design when I first saw them, and was elated to witness that the sound is otherworldly too. Unfortunately I only got to hear a few tracks before they shuffled the next group in.

    Second best were the Sonus faber Aida 2 which I got to play with for almost an entire day when my local dealer had them. Most interesting was that they first had them in a small side room while making space in the large room, and even in that provisional setup they sounded amazing.