I love the Stradivari G2 .The design and material is top class. The middle tone is super good and the bass is reasonable good for tower speakers .you don’t need subwoofer at all .The bass is not as soft warm as the Tannoy Canterbury 10” because they are more modern and tower designed. The Stradivari is very easy to listen to and they have excellent soundstage and details. A good match preamp and power amp is impotant which is totally dependent on the music you listen to . They need and they can take a lot of power to perform well otherwise they could be dull.I highly recommend Macintosh 901 or AudioResearch m160 .I know they are expensive but it is way to go.Unfortunately hobby is not cheap .
To me it's very natural and easy to enjoy. They perhaps lack the aggression and attack for some electronic and dance music (albeit still impressive). They excel at recreating actual musical instruments and the human voice, set up correctly, the stereo imaging is unreal. Just my opinion anyway...-John
John, it’s all well and good you extolling the virtues of these speakers, but let’s get real here, these pale into insignificance compared to the performance of a Beosound A1 …. 🤣
I know what you mean, a clean vinyl like that copy of Dark Side of The Moon I had in the video can sound lovely but given the choice I'd choose streaming personally. - John
Only the top 1% and they are too busy making money to listen to music. The real genius in this hobby is to assemble and present audio systems that the other 99% can easily afford and enjoy.
Found your work through some fellow B&O employees. Your production quality is getting better with each video. Love your editing and shot composition.
Thank you and welcome to the channel. I've been spending a lot of hours in Premier Pro trying to improve! - John
I love the Stradivari G2 .The design and material is top class. The middle tone is super good and the bass is reasonable good for tower speakers .you don’t need subwoofer at all .The bass is not as soft warm as the Tannoy Canterbury 10” because they are more modern and tower designed.
The Stradivari is very easy to listen to and they have excellent soundstage and details.
A good match preamp and power amp is impotant which is totally dependent on the music you listen to .
They need and they can take a lot of power to perform well otherwise they could be dull.I highly recommend Macintosh 901 or AudioResearch m160 .I know they are expensive but it is way to go.Unfortunately hobby is not cheap .
Spend a fortune, buy these, stare at crossover and forget the music, that noise is just disturbing the crossover viewing experience 😇 What a life🤭
UNBELIEVABLE AMAZINGLY BEAUTIFUL!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Another lovely presentation John. 🙂 I would love to come and listen to that setup.
Two years old i remember it well. 😊
Great looking speakers wow
What is the Sonus Faber sound?
To me it's very natural and easy to enjoy. They perhaps lack the aggression and attack for some electronic and dance music (albeit still impressive). They excel at recreating actual musical instruments and the human voice, set up correctly, the stereo imaging is unreal. Just my opinion anyway...-John
John, it’s all well and good you extolling the virtues of these speakers, but let’s get real here, these pale into insignificance compared to the performance of a Beosound A1 …. 🤣
What a shame. All this setup ruined by rumble, pop, cracks and distorsion coming from a vinyl turnable.
I know what you mean, a clean vinyl like that copy of Dark Side of The Moon I had in the video can sound lovely but given the choice I'd choose streaming personally. - John
who in hell can afford such a thing ?
Only the top 1% and they are too busy making money to listen to music. The real genius in this hobby is to assemble and present audio systems that the other 99% can easily afford and enjoy.
Not for me 🤷♂️sorry
That's quite alright....it would be dull if we were all the same 😊. - John.