I was looking at the Warfdale Super Lintons also, and I could buy back my Klipsch Cornwall Ii's I sold for 300$ 
back in 2000 for 400$ and would need to get them recapped. I like to listen to Classic Rock, Blues and some Country.
Wanting to upgrade my speakers
I currently have Yamaha A-S2200, Definitive Technology BP30 Towers,Definitive Technology Powerfield 1500 Subwoofer and Bluesound Node Icon
Was looking at Sonas Faber Sonetto V G2's, Sonas Faber Lumina V Amator and JBL L100 Classic Black Edition. My room size is approximately 21L×13w×8H
I really like the looks of the Sonettos but was wanting to get the best speakers for my Yamaha A-S220 and room size
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@garrymac unless you like your vocal presence to be mellowed and body of vocals be thinned out whilst having some added lower treble glare, do not get the Sonus Faber you have listed. it will initially impress but for the long run listening it can become annoying, and you start blaming the amp when it is the speaker. So, unless you listen at low SPLs like 50dB, if you listen at 80dB average then the colourations of the Sonus Faber can become annoying. That is just my singular experience with them though. I'd rather a relatively more balanced presentation so yes, get the Super Linton from Curtchfield - In Walnut, In Black, In Mahogany |
op y0u have a relatively large room in terms of volume, and your amplifier only outputs 90 watts and you like classic rock a perfect loudspeaker for you
would be a pair of legacy signatures they are very efficient 92 db they will effortlessly fill up a large room they have very deep bass 22hz
they are transparent yet warm and punchy thy absolutely rock
Dave and Troy Audio Intellect NJ Legacy dealers |
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