Magnepan 20.1 versus Infinity IRS Beta


Magnepan 20.1 versus Infinity IRS Beta

I have to build a second system. I am wondering if the vintage Infinity IRS Beta
does reach the incredible definition of the Magnepan 20.1 in the middle-high frequencies ... of course I know the Infinity will have quite more bass ...

thanks for your help
clavil

Showing 2 responses by guma15

As long runner MGs fan, over 20 years, I owned MG 1.5 and then MG 3.6 and finally MG 20.1. I can say that MG 20.1 is so much superior above other two models that it is easy to understand price difference between them. Frankly speaking sound performance of MG 1.5 was always more pleasured than with MG 3.6, but MG 20.1 is completely another level. If you can effort MG 20.1 than this is the way to go. In Europe price of new MGs is really high compared to USA market, more like double. But there may be solution to find used, not to old pair at moderate price. My preferred music is as well acoustic jazz and some classical and looks like that MG 20.1 most probably matching your described sound preferences.

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Clavil, with smaller models, in final stage only I used Bedini amps, Classic 100, 4 of them to have bi-amping and VTL 7.5 for pre. MG 20.1 also working fine with same combination but to get best from them system was changed to Spectron Musicians and Joule Electra JE-450ME like famous combination among audiophiles. Yes, this working great. Off course there are also other wonderful combinations.

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