(21-Dec-2016, 07:09)woodstock Wrote:(20-Dec-2016, 01:48)Axel Wrote:Not if I can find a D250. You know that feeling you get when you are descending on a jet and you get that pressure build up in your ears? That's the sensation I get when I listen to the Pro. I have had a few friends come over and they all exspressed that the D250 had the magic at lest through the Gallos. It was holographic in the way the musicians could be in the room but through the Pro it's just ho hum recorded sound. For some it might sound good but not to me.(19-Dec-2016, 23:32)woodstock Wrote: I have a 250 Pro I'm trying to rid myself off. If I manage this I'll contact you. A friend of mine has a post office box in birch bay Washington.
Oh dear, are you leaving us as well, woodstock?
I know exactly what you mean. Almost as if your eardrums are being sucked towards the edges of the expanded soundstage. The last time I experienced this was when I first plugged in my long gone AE1 Mk3 SE, which I regret selling. One of the big-wigs from Spectral Audio in the USA bought them and told me that they were the best speakers he's ever heard. I kid you not.
Hope you manage to get your "downgrade"!
Alex.
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