Familiar with the Audio Legend


While at the Show in NYC last week was drawn into Audio Legend's room by a beautiful female vocal that spilled into the hallway. Couldn't believe the marvelous sound that came from these small pyramidal monitors driven by their triode monoblocks. Returned four times hoping to be able to try my jazz and orchestral reference cds in order to learn how they sounded on music other than female vocals, which the presenter obviously favored.

Anyone familiar with these speakers, and how they sound with a broader array of music? Has anyone ever listened to them driven by amp(s) other than the company's own?

Many thanks.
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Showing 1 response by joekras

Heard this system at the last NYC show. I was very impressed and was wondering the same thing. So I asked to hear some other material. I remember hearing a drum solo recording and some popular rock. I asked the gentlemen to turn it up, and wow-plenty loud. People started crowding in from the hallway and were equally impressed. Sound was lively, punchy, and just a lot of fun. And he said come back tomotrorrow and hear it with our more powerful amp separates (I did not). Audition was with the Legend integrated and a mid priced CD player-sony I think.
I researched the equipment when I got back from the show and saw little info on the web and some not so rave reviews in the mags. Unfortunatly I let the reviewers influence me. I realize now I have better hearing and/or taste than them. In addition the speakers at $4k are high for me and nothing ever found used on Audiogon. But I must say that was the most enjoyable room for me. My question is how good is each component on its own merit-eg, how would the speakers sound with other equipment.