I've just heard these in a local audio store. They present a huge soundstage. Very open highs and mids. And the bass strong and punchy. They are very musical even though they present all the details in the music. I currently have Kef R11's but I'm considering these as a future upgrade 🤔
We absolutely agree! Whether you should upgrade really depends on your "musical taste", because these speakers present the music quite differently. If your local dealer offers a 30 day buy and try as we do, I would recommend you to listen to them both in your environment. In my opinion, the Audiovector are faster, more airy, rhythmic and more "umpf" in the top. Due to the very different crossover frequencies, the Audiovector really shines in the midtones and delivers a lot of details/textures. A track like The Ghost of Johnny Cash - Knockin' on heavens doors exemplifies just that. :) /Best regards Søren Lydspecialisten
@@anmic3590 I'm sorry I cannot help you. I've never heard the Audiovector QR7 beside the Kef R11 in the same room. I'm currently very happy with my Kef R11 and I'm sticking with them for now.
@@Tomberland84 Hi! Thank you for your reply. I will think hard about it. Wish I could audition the QR7. But R11 are amazing. And on special offer here at €3,000. Or maybe the R7. Let’s see.
@@danielromanow9381 A jaki jest zastosowany wzmacniacz ? Mam R3 Signature i wzmacniacz Monrio MC 207. Próbowałem z wieloma. Jestem na etapie poszukiwania odpowiedniego wzmacniacza. Proszę o poradę. And what is the amplifier used? I have an R3 Signature and a Monrio MC 207 amp. I've tried with many. I am currently looking for a suitable amplifier. I am asking for advice.
Again Bad,Bad,Bad soundsamples why using music that allway's will entertain like these tracks, don't show off the bass. Bass is the main bulldozer of midd and high tones. A good bass will let it self be heard. The voice of Cash/Mark Knopfler are so earthy that even mediocre hifi will give it a warm breath. So yeah man,...there is Bass. I am not against it but I hear so often these speaker lovers being very hyped about it and they just have to show off. Use Jazz, classical music and classic rock to let the hifi do its work. But music that is too earthy..like used here, it seams to reveal'honest' speaker sounds but in truth they just carry too much bass at the cost of lighter , piano/flute/higher sounds in general. The effect also is that the bass immediately bounces on ceiling and walls and gives the impression of the pressence of speakers in the room...not instruments. The other music you should never use is top 40/disco and yoga/new age stuff. Those will be impressive even on a litle transistor radio. And no rock/classical etc. finales but rather the Mahler 5 adagio or Ravel's Bolero at its more quiet middle.
another great speaker company that I like audio vector along with Borresen and monitor audio platinum.
My favorate brand, Audiovector
I can't wait to hear these QR7's with the all new Gryphon Diablo 333 in about 4 months when they come on the market !
magnificent sound.
I've just heard these in a local audio store. They present a huge soundstage. Very open highs and mids. And the bass strong and punchy. They are very musical even though they present all the details in the music. I currently have Kef R11's but I'm considering these as a future upgrade 🤔
We absolutely agree! Whether you should upgrade really depends on your "musical taste", because these speakers present the music quite differently. If your local dealer offers a 30 day buy and try as we do, I would recommend you to listen to them both in your environment.
In my opinion, the Audiovector are faster, more airy, rhythmic and more "umpf" in the top. Due to the very different crossover frequencies, the Audiovector really shines in the midtones and delivers a lot of details/textures. A track like The Ghost of Johnny Cash - Knockin' on heavens doors exemplifies just that. :)
/Best regards
Søren
Lydspecialisten
Hi! I’m looking into R11 right now, but I was wondering if the QR7 are way above. I cannot audition them unfortunately. Thank you!
@@anmic3590 I'm sorry I cannot help you. I've never heard the Audiovector QR7 beside the Kef R11 in the same room. I'm currently very happy with my Kef R11 and I'm sticking with them for now.
@@Tomberland84 Hi! Thank you for your reply. I will think hard about it. Wish I could audition the QR7. But R11 are amazing. And on special offer here at €3,000. Or maybe the R7. Let’s see.
Good system good sound.
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Not bad, not bad......🤗
Czy podobnie zagrają R3 Signature ? Bo cena jest podobna.
Bardzo ważna kwestia doboru piecyka.W tym przypadku pozornie zbyt dobry , ale lepiej w ten sposób niż odwrotnie.
@@danielromanow9381 A jaki jest zastosowany wzmacniacz ? Mam R3 Signature i wzmacniacz Monrio MC 207. Próbowałem z wieloma. Jestem na etapie poszukiwania odpowiedniego wzmacniacza. Proszę o poradę. And what is the amplifier used? I have an R3 Signature and a Monrio MC 207 amp. I've tried with many. I am currently looking for a suitable amplifier. I am asking for advice.
Unfortunately the demo is not very well recorded and signal is clamping
We will be upgrading our equipment for next years High-end Munich, so the recordings will be better. :)
Best regards
Lydspecialisten
remember that youtube doesn’t produce same sound quality… duhhh..
I could compare them with Dali Opticon 8 mk2 and i know who is the winner😉
My money is on cheaper Dalis :)
Lol the dali is not even close.
@@ginomoujik8488how so? Did you compare them next to eachother? I did. It's night and day difference.
@@ginomoujik8488don't tell me you're judging off a YT video lol
Lol, "a man's speaker"😮
Again Bad,Bad,Bad soundsamples why using music that allway's will entertain like these tracks, don't show off the bass. Bass is the main bulldozer of midd and high tones. A good bass will let it self be heard. The voice of Cash/Mark Knopfler are so earthy that even mediocre hifi will give it a warm breath. So yeah man,...there is Bass. I am not against it but I hear so often these speaker lovers being very hyped about it and they just have to show off. Use Jazz, classical music and classic rock to let the hifi do its work. But music that is too earthy..like used here, it seams to reveal'honest' speaker sounds but in truth they just carry too much bass at the cost of lighter , piano/flute/higher sounds in general. The effect also is that the bass immediately bounces on ceiling and walls and gives the impression of the pressence of speakers in the room...not instruments. The other music you should never use is top 40/disco and yoga/new age stuff.
Those will be impressive even on a litle transistor radio. And no rock/classical etc. finales but rather the Mahler 5 adagio or Ravel's Bolero at its more quiet middle.