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Originally Posted by PHC1
For the most part your expectations are correct. I would substitute more "weight", "image density" and "dynamic contrast" for "warm". The D'Agostino gear is not "warm" in the classic sense of that word nor is it dark. It's just on so many levels better than what most are used to. You will be very impressed and satisfied.  |
Thanks for your input. I agree with your impressions -
that's what I heard as well. When I say warm I'm talking of something relative in comparison to the Ayres - probably should have been clearer.
I see you had the Alexia - another super demanding speaker.