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Old 06-27-2012, 07:10 AM
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congrats Michael, great choice... Maggies are the speakers that love you back.

PS Don't worry, they aren't at all addictive... I just went and had a listen to a pair of 1.7s less than 18 months ago... ooops.

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congrats Michael, great choice... Maggies are the speakers that love you back.

PS Don't worry, they aren't at all addictive... I just went and had a listen to a pair of 1.7s less than 18 months ago... ooops.

LOL i like that
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Congrats Michael! Great choice

I run a pair of 12s in my second system as well.
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Congrats Michael! Great choice

I run a pair of 12s in my second system as well.
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Hey Michael,

Another congratulations! I always read about Maggie's but never had a chance to listen to them. I started with the 1.7's then after about a year and a half jumped to the 3.7's. Of course it was the guys on this forum that pushed me over the edge. . You have put together one excellent system. Enjoy those new Maggie's and keep us updated on their progress.

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Ive only had the Maggie 12's for 2 days now and have played them almost no-stop and i can already hear them opening up more......these are the most inefficient speakers i have ever owned 4 Ohms/86db's...........i have them hooked up to the 4 ohm taps and the 601's ...man oh man can easily pump so much power into these speakers......it makes me love my 601's even more ....such brutes,but with finesse .....
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I have a newbee question and I hope this is not considered to be a hijack of your thread. These Maggies seem great but from what I read they are best for mid-range and a little less so for the bass. I am considering getting a mc275vi just for its ability to give a better bass. Would the Maggie be able to show the better bass the VI offers?
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The Magnapans have nice bass, just not the driving type bass that some music requires. I run my MGIIIa's down to 48HZ then run a pair of NHT W2 Subs for the very bottom, and can play any type of music with amazing results. For Vocals, acoustic, and chamber music I run the Maggies full range and turn off the subs.
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Ive only had the Maggie 12's for 2 days now and have played them almost no-stop and i can already hear them opening up more......these are the most inefficient speakers i have ever owned 4 Ohms/86db's...........i have them hooked up to the 4 ohm taps and the 601's ...man oh man can easily pump so much power into these speakers......it makes me love my 601's even more ....such brutes,but with finesse .....
Congrats on the MG12's!
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The Magnapans have nice bass, just not the driving type bass that some music requires. I run my MGIIIa's down to 48HZ then run a pair of NHT W2 Subs for the very bottom, and can play any type of music with amazing results. For Vocals, acoustic, and chamber music I run the Maggies full range and turn off the subs.
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