03-Jun-2019, 03:30
I realize this may have been covered to some extent here, but wanted to get feedback regarding the pros and cons of an Expert 400 vs. an Expert Pro 220. I'm trying to decide if it's worth it to sell the Expert 400 (actually, two D 200's in mono) and get a single D 220 Pro. While I fully appreciate the Expert Pro's improvements, I also remember the major improvement wrought by adding a second D 200 in mono to my speakers (Dynaudio Focus 360's). The extra power made a significant improvement over the single 200 unit. The SAM for this speaker also improves performance.
So, the question is: Are the improvements with the Expert Pro worth the offset in reduced power? Frankly, I'm not sure it is. However, the experience level here on the site far exceeds my own, so, looking for feedback.
PS: I also have a D-Premier for a second system, and am thinking about getting a second D-Premier for that system. The speakers are never likely to be supported by SAM, so not a big consideration.
So, the question is: Are the improvements with the Expert Pro worth the offset in reduced power? Frankly, I'm not sure it is. However, the experience level here on the site far exceeds my own, so, looking for feedback.
PS: I also have a D-Premier for a second system, and am thinking about getting a second D-Premier for that system. The speakers are never likely to be supported by SAM, so not a big consideration.
1, ATC SCM 40 V2 speakers, SVS PC4000 subwoofer, Devialet Expert Pro 1000, , Ultrasone Edition 15, Ultrasone Edition 15 Veritas, ,Chord Hugo TT, Magnetar UBR-800, GeerFab DBoB, OTL Headphone amp
2. Dynaudio Focus 360 , Devialet Expert Pro 220, Reavon UBR X-110, GeerFab DBoB
2. Dynaudio Focus 360 , Devialet Expert Pro 220, Reavon UBR X-110, GeerFab DBoB
