Barry points out the only problem with Aurios MIB is stiff
AC cord or ICs can prevent them from working, some creative
use of suspension/supports can sometimes nuetralize this.
They are very revealing when properly set up without tilting
tonal balance towards treble like most cones do. I would start with source component and work out to amps as budget
and musical taste dictate. I don't own tube amps but think they would be effectively used under them.
Newer/larger/more expensive MIB Pro are supposedly easier to
set-up and balance and may be more tolerant of stiff cables,
should be seeing some reviews of these soon, have not tried them personally. I belive we will start seeing reviews of MIB Pro being used under floorstanding speakers soon.
AC cord or ICs can prevent them from working, some creative
use of suspension/supports can sometimes nuetralize this.
They are very revealing when properly set up without tilting
tonal balance towards treble like most cones do. I would start with source component and work out to amps as budget
and musical taste dictate. I don't own tube amps but think they would be effectively used under them.
Newer/larger/more expensive MIB Pro are supposedly easier to
set-up and balance and may be more tolerant of stiff cables,
should be seeing some reviews of these soon, have not tried them personally. I belive we will start seeing reviews of MIB Pro being used under floorstanding speakers soon.