What I am getting from this is Be. Beryllium. Not good for you, but "sharp". You'll be happy with the decay, trust me....
ISO - grit, texture, decay, life from snares and bass drums
Hi all,
Interested to hear some theories on what I'm looking for in a speaker (or new amp). My system features the Rega Aethos driving a pair of Wharfedale EVO 4.4 (bi-wired).
Don't get me wrong - it sounds great. Clear, precise, involving. Great tone, imaging, and separation.
But I'm missing a little bit of grit and texture. Sometimes I wish these speakers partied better. Snares don't *snap* crackle pop.
Off axis listening - especially standing in the room, rather than sitting - changes tonality significantly.
What am I looking for? More bass? More musicality? More Life? I don't want bright or fatigue.
Some speakers I'm considering in no particular order based on descriptions/reviews:
- Sourcepoint 8
- Revival Audio Atalante 3
- PMC prodigy5
Thanks!
Showing 2 responses by coralkong
@tunefuldude , Beryllium tweeters are good, as long as that’s the sound you’re going for. Very crisp and precise. The OP mentioned snare and cymbal pop. Can't really get better than Be for that, imo.
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