The Harbeth's are amazing!
Congratulations.
Congratulations.
My new Harbeth P3s. Wow
Hi everyone,
Well, after much hesitation, I finally pulled the trigger on a pair of Harbeth P3esrs in cherry. I had all the normal worries - are they too small? are they too inefficient? Well, I have to say they are stunning! And they are perfect for my somewhat small (12x15ft) apartment living room. I have them along the long wall, and the imaging, bass, detail, etc. are better than anything I've heard at home.
I have tried a number of fairly well respected speakers in this room - KEF LS50, Revel M106, Focal 807W, Golden Ear Triton 7, Monitor Audio RX6, Wavetouch Grand Teton, and Tekton M-Lores. For my room and in my system, the Harbeths are significantly better than any of the above. That's not to say that I don't like some of the speakers I've had - I still have my M-Lores and think they are exceptional. I will keep them for use with a low powered tube amp.
I couldn't be more impressed.
Back to the music…
Scott
Well, after much hesitation, I finally pulled the trigger on a pair of Harbeth P3esrs in cherry. I had all the normal worries - are they too small? are they too inefficient? Well, I have to say they are stunning! And they are perfect for my somewhat small (12x15ft) apartment living room. I have them along the long wall, and the imaging, bass, detail, etc. are better than anything I've heard at home.
I have tried a number of fairly well respected speakers in this room - KEF LS50, Revel M106, Focal 807W, Golden Ear Triton 7, Monitor Audio RX6, Wavetouch Grand Teton, and Tekton M-Lores. For my room and in my system, the Harbeths are significantly better than any of the above. That's not to say that I don't like some of the speakers I've had - I still have my M-Lores and think they are exceptional. I will keep them for use with a low powered tube amp.
I couldn't be more impressed.
Back to the music…
Scott