Shiriramso,True time domain speakers do require more time and attention to room placement.Is there a reward? You bet your sweet little booties, if you like sound and images that defy room boundaries and images that are so real.Then the TDC speaker is for you! If you just want to casually listen and find tuning a room to be a pain, then go with the laid back Vandies.It is all with what one wants from ones system ( I've gone the rather zealous way of tuning everything in my Domain).You must ask yourself if you want to go on a audio journey? Once you start it gets very addicting!!Hope this helps Dennis
Q. on shootout between time/phase coherent speaker
All
I have a couple of questions
1. What are folks opinions of strenghts/weakness (characteristics) of the famous time/phase coherent speaker lines out there (Thiel, Vandy, GMA, Meadowlark, etc etc)
2. Esp in the under $2k range.
3. Have folks backed up their impression with any scientific (measurements, and/or double blind).
I have Vandersteen 2Ce's in a HT system with Arcam AVR amplification (choose Vandy's as they have complete system and price wise a good choice)
Shriram
I have a couple of questions
1. What are folks opinions of strenghts/weakness (characteristics) of the famous time/phase coherent speaker lines out there (Thiel, Vandy, GMA, Meadowlark, etc etc)
2. Esp in the under $2k range.
3. Have folks backed up their impression with any scientific (measurements, and/or double blind).
I have Vandersteen 2Ce's in a HT system with Arcam AVR amplification (choose Vandy's as they have complete system and price wise a good choice)
Shriram