04-Sep-2016, 02:38
As most of you here are fans of the phantom, I should've already predicted the answer. But for the benefit of doubt, how many of you if given a chance, would rather go the traditional route?
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04-Sep-2016, 02:38
As most of you here are fans of the phantom, I should've already predicted the answer. But for the benefit of doubt, how many of you if given a chance, would rather go the traditional route?
04-Sep-2016, 09:26
Phantom silver 2ea verse 15,000USD Passive and amp I think..
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04-Sep-2016, 11:14
If I had unlimited funding I would definitely go the traditional route.(Un)fortunately I have not, so I'll stick with the Phantom. Pricewise it's a steal
Living room: Kii Three/BXT with Control.
Den: Tannoy Precision 8 iDP with TS112 iDP subwoofer. In the cupboard, waiting for a sibling: 1st gen. Phantom Silver running DOS1 My Phantom Voyage
04-Sep-2016, 11:35
I also run TDL reference standards and Magneplanar 1.7. The TDL's wipe the floor in almost all departments including bass. The Magneplanar just give a soundstage and delicacy that the Phantoms cannot match. However what the Phantoms do for the size is incredible and they are listened to more due to convenience.
04-Sep-2016, 12:58
I sold my expert D200 for 2 Gold phantoms ... I wanted a system plug and play.
04-Sep-2016, 13:15
Olivier, what speakers were you using with your Dev 200?
04-Sep-2016, 15:57
@Mr_Bill, my speakers were Victoria Evos from Waterfall
The D200 sounded incredibly good !!! but whenever I used it for TV... it was a pain to have to switch sources manually on the remote (not auto sensing like the Phantoms). If I had to do a direct/short cut comparison I would say the D200 is superior in sound in Highs and probably mediums... But even if I lost 10% of audio quality (although Hi Res or Tidal music sound really really good on Phantoms) , I find the Phantoms a lot more convenient for every day use... Oh and movies do sound better on Phantoms. Honestly I don't regret my move switching to Phantoms.
04-Sep-2016, 16:32
Hello Olivier4444,
There is a possebility to use a devialet app on your smartphone and that is very easy to switch from source to source, visualy also. david (04-Sep-2016, 15:57)Olivier4444 Wrote: @Mr_Bill, my speakers were Victoria Evos from Waterfall
04-Sep-2016, 17:46
(This post was last modified: 04-Sep-2016, 17:47 by Olivier4444.)
(04-Sep-2016, 16:32)David Wrote: Hello Olivier4444,Yes David you are absolutely right ! but then again that means once you turn on your TV you have to : 1) get your phone and type in your password 2) Open the remote app and change the source With Phantoms TV is automatically detected - there's nothing to do Of course the same applies when go back from to music When you switch a couple times a day every day it gets annoying ... but that's just my opinion ! Simple is beautiful ;-)
Thank u all for the replies !
My current gear: DynAudio Dm2/7 Naim Nail 5i Oppo BDP105D Apple TV I find myself listening to Spotify a lot and I end up having to turn on my AppleTV, turn on my Oppo because I use it as a receiver, switch to rear HDMI source, then turn on my Naim in order to listen to my music which is really a pain. Hence, I was actually thinking of going for the Denon Heos Amp and just hooking it up to my DynAudio Dm2/7. Seeing how the phantom outperforms most of your expensive speakers, I'm guessing it would definitely outperform my entry level DynAudio DM2/7 with a Denon Heos Amp for sure ? If so, then I'll probably bite the bullet and get the pair of phantoms ? |
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