Looking for Speaker Input

OP- If you think there is a weak link in the chain you should describe sound and what you don’t like about it.

The weak link is the one between the performance and your ears- and we are not so sure about your ears.

It’s best to build your own speakers for most companies over charge for their crap products very few honest companies in this current economy. I purchased some Cerwin Vega xls-215 along with a klipsch  250c with another Cerwin Vega cvx-21s and a Cerwin Vega el36dp with some Bose 301 v5 acting as surround sound. My next set of speakers will either be jbl or custom made and maybe with all jbl drivers. If you listen to mostly music jbl and Cerwin Vega are great just not sure in this current climate for most manufacturing practices are falling way off the cliff and products are being made worse than ever before. So in essence if you want the best you have to child your own and pick exactly what you want and how you want it to sound.

Nebulous query results in nebulous (if not outright stupid) responses...

Earlier this year I had the opportunity to demo many amps connected to an Aurender Streamer and many different speaker combinations.  I heard amps from Boulder, McIntosh, Luxman, Pass to name a few. Speakers heard were Focal various models, Magico A series and S series, Martin Logan Esl Series and Monoliths, Wilson Sasha Daw and Alexia II’s. I do not recall the exact cabling but it was Audioquest branded. From my perspective the best sounding combination for the Luxman M900u was one amp played in stereo setting combined with the Wilson Alexia II’s, followed up by the Martin Logan’s. The Magico’s sounded very hollow and the Focals way too bright. This was my personal experience. Hope this helps and good luck. Woots

Give Rockports a listen. Superb.