Klispsch sounded too bright for me, Elac sounded too dark, Dynaudio was almost perfect, but I have found something missing in terms of treble openess. So, I tend to prefer neutral/bright speakers, but not to the point to become a fatigue sound.

I have been trying to search for a sound that put together punch and taut bass, not necessarily deep bass, but fast and with some 'weight', detailed yet not too much clinical mids, not recessed or forward, and sparkle treble.

I will try to answer all of you guys at the same time. Maybe I suffer from 'crab-grade' addiction.I don´t know. Just for the record, I have already owned Infinity R162, Dali Concept 2, Polk RTi3, Monitor Audio Rx2 and BX2, Dynaudio Audience 52, Elac 2.0 B6.2, B&W CDMNT, Epos ELS3 and Klipsch RB62II. I listening most rock, hard rock, blues, some classical music and little pop music. I am running Onkyo A9010 and Onkyo A9050 but I believe that at this level of speakers the equipment pairing won´t make big difference here.Īgain, I am good with my Mini Monitors V.5 but from time to time I start wondering if there ís something better out there. Then, I am considering upgrade my Minis to Paradigm Studio 20 v2 or some european sound signature and the brands that are in my aim are Triangle BR2, Epos M12 and Focal Chorus Line 7xx or above.

First I need to say that I like these pretty much, but from time to time the upgrade bug surrounds me. I have owned piles of speakers and I am running Paradigm Mini Monitors V.5 at this moment. I will place this 'never asked' question here and I hope to get some inputs. This is my first message ever and it´s nice to be part of this.

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