28-Dec-2016, 20:46
(19-Dec-2016, 01:11)Dr Tone Wrote:Interesting discussion. I'm one of those who has not warmed to the new Pro version. Actually I'm probably the only one who has not. I understand completely why everyone is praising it but thru the Gallo's it lacks the being there in the room with the musicians. The pro line is easier on the ears but has less emotional impact. When I say easy on the ears I am not insinuating that the D250 is hard on the ears, it's just not as laid back as the Pro. The Pro has staging galore, the D250 in my case. has more slam and attack which is what I love about it. For me the only way I'm going to resolve this is to have both and live with them for awhile.(18-Dec-2016, 23:28)kerkhoffd Wrote: There is one upside DrTone. A second 200 to make a 400 is now also cheaper than it has ever been. For the rest I agree with you.
True. Great time to move to a D400. It wouldn't help my speakers or small room unfortunately.
Devialet 250 Pro, Marantz SA-11 S2, Dell 2T HDD/250 SSD/24GB Mem.,using Fidelizer Pro software with JRivers. Hyperion 968 speakers. Cabling consists of Nordost Heimdall 2 power cables to all components with Nordost Qx4 inline to Devialet, all other wiring are Nordost Valhalla. I am tri-wiring the Hyperion 968s.
Less is More, more or less
Less is More, more or less
