Efficient Full Range Speakers


I own a pair of Meadowlark Nighthawk speakers. They are the model right below the Heron models. I am thinking of trading up from the Nighthawks to one of the Heron models. Besides liking the way they sound, I also like that I don't have to use my "big" power amps to drive them.

I don't have any way to compare the Heron models to what I currently own and I know that Meadowlark is out of business which concerns me some in case I ever need replacement drivers.

I want to upgrade and since I already like what I have I feel that the Heron models are probably more of what I already have. They are also in my price range of around $2K.

What other speakers would you recommend that I try and listen to that are efficient. I don't what to get into horns, etc., but a similar looking speaker to the Meadowlarks. I also own Alon V MKIIs and Vandy Vs but they require more power than the Meadowlarks.

If you have any experience with the Meadowlark Heron models, that would be helpful as well as any other recommendations. I know that I have not stated exactly what I am looking for so for basic clarification I want more of what I have which right now is a very musical speaker, excellent mid-range, average to good high frequencies, the speakers image like crazy and disappear, bass is fast, tuneful, goes somewhat deep, wide and deep soundstage, and they reproduce whatever you send into them.

Thank you in advance and Happy Listening.

bigkidz

Showing 1 response by clio09

I will second the Audiokinesis speakers. You will have a tough time finding a set used, but they are very reasonably priced new. I have driven mine with a variety of amps from low watt SET to high power solid state. All with great results. Currently I use either a 30 watt OTL or 12 watt SET. Amazingly musical.