Pushing 100 hours on mine. The first 25/40 hours they sounded great but small and closed in. Now it has opened up and sounds as big as my floor standing Zu Def2 speakers. Got a sub coming but really don't miss much bass with these speakers. On certain tunes you really do need one but I am still quite happy with the bass without one for now. What a great buy this has been. Running them with an ASR amp and will be hearing these speaker driven by the BMC integrated amp @ RMAF. Sent from my iPhone |
I found this thread on these MM Micro Ones http://www.hifivision.com/av-lounge/29939-evolution-acoustics-mmmicroone.html |
Looks like source is solved. Resolution Audio Cantata was the choice and a blind one, too. Got a great deal that I just couldn't let slide by. On paper it looks more than interesting: Gryphon and Resolution Audio Cantata. Tomorrow I should get my speakers, which Scott, my local dealer and fellow audio enthusiast, will drop off at my home. Great guy, btw, and deep connoisseur of audio equipment. Hopefully I'll get source and amp by the end of the week. Very curious as to how the sound will be, but everything will need a lot of burn-in. Cables will be the ones that I brought from my last system: Argento Silver Cables for speakers, Zu Varial MkIII XLR for ICs (which I intend to change very soon), ASI Liveline and Rega for power. Used to have a Stereovox XV2 and am very interested in the XV-Ultra, since I left the former with my brother. Any suggestions regarding digital cables will be more than welcome, since I will have to buy one now. After burn-in will look into cables again. Will keep you posted, Milpai. Best regards André |
Filled the steam of the stands with Micro Bearing Conductive Steel from Star Sound Technologies. Then I installed the cheese Wizz spikes and placed them on the Equarack speaker Footers. Well it was ...... So I called Robert from Star Sound and was told he could design a super stand for these speakers for around 1.5K. What I heard with the Equarack Footers makes the SS stands a no brainer. |
