Review: Elac Debut DBR62 Reference Speakers
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Specifications
Enclosure Type: 2-Way Bass Reflex
Frequency Response: 44Hz - 35000Hz
Nominal Impedance: 6 Ohms
Sensitivity: 86db @ 2.83v/1m
Crossover Frequency: 2200Hz
Max Power Input: 120 Watts
Tweeter: 1″ Cloth Dome
Woofer: 6.5 Inch Aramid Fiber
Cabinet: CARB2 Rated MDF
Port: Dual Flared
Binding Posts: 5-Way Metal
Cabinet Finishes: White Baffle, Oak Cabinet or Black Baffle, Walnut Cabinet
Accessories Included: Magnetic fabric grill
Weight: 18.07 lbs Each
Dimensions (WxHxD): 8.18” x 10.82” x 14.13”
The Debut 6.2 CNET review www.cnet.com/r...
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What a battle this will be Triangle Bro3 vs these Elacs!!! Can't wait for Sean's thoughts from Zero Fedilty.
I had both. I sent the br03's back and kept the Elacs.
I heard the Debut 6.2's at Axpona in 2018, and I told Andrew Jones that clearly, the Debut 6.2 speaker was the best $300.00 per pair speaker that I have heard in the market at that time. Excited to hear these Debut Reference 6.2's, hopefully at Axpona 2020!
And, hopefully, an upgraded Uni-Fi !
I just started listening to these speakers yesterday. Obviously they're not broken in yet but they're so sweet that I'm already very impressed. I''ve been on a quest for awhile now and I was starting to worry that I was going to have to go way up in price until I heard these.
I'm listening to Bill Evans right now and Scott Le Faro's bass sounds terrific. I should mention that I auditioned the Triangle Bro3, terrible IMHO, Klipsch RB61 ii nice but a bit shouty and B&W 606, piercing highs but lovely in every other way.
Checking male/female vocals I listened to Herbie Hancocks "Gershwin's World" Joni Mitchell sings a beautiful rendition of "The man I love" and Stevie Wonder "St. Louis Blues" Both sounded just the way I had hoped.
Some claim that the piano is the most difficult instrument to get right with speakers. I don't know how true that is but Bill Evans and Herbie Hancock's piano sound beautiful and with some weight.
If you're in the market put these on your short list.
Thanks for your review and recommendation Steve.
OMG that speaker looks pretty awesome, that tower could very wel be the end all loudspeaker. Can't wait to get them this summer and see how they hold up against my beloved Kef RDM 3's. Great work Mister Jones!
Steve, I think you meant "AXA" when you said "CXA" for the Cambridge. Also - how about a comparison to the Klipsch RP-600M?
Well, they are much more dimensional, articulate, detailed, smooth and open than my klipsch rp-600m were. Got rid of my klipsch mid-fi shout boxes forever.
When steve says "pretty pretty" he reminds me of Larry David.
The Elac B6.2 is now $249 a pair. If the Reference is $599 a pair, does the sound improvement in the reference worth $350? Or should I choose another $600 speaker?
I would love to review these speakers Steve ! I'm About to review the JBL studio 530s, I have had them pared with 4 different ampliefiers now and they like ⚡, but thank you for the heads up on the new ELAC and the review !
Bought a pair these for home theater use in a 2.1 channel setup. They replaced Dali Menuets which were too small for the room. The Dalis run circles around these in the highs but all the same I like them. I’ve got a Schitt Vidar to push them around and they have that “bigger” sound I was looking for. Steve’s right on in this video. For the money they’re a good first purchase. Compared to the Dalis(which cost 2x more) the highs in the reference lack the airiness that the Dalis do with ease. Also the Dalis have a sweetness to their sound which is wonderful with music but neither here nor there in home theater. They've now broken in and even without the aforementioned airiness of the Dalis they're quite enjoyable with music. I'm pleased with my choice of Elac over Klipsch.
I can't buy every speaker!!
me neither. .. but i wants too! =(
Yankee Hotel is my go to reference record!
It seem that somehow I get all the best music recommendations from Steve - my new goto for great artists I have never heard before. Turned me on to some fantastic shit.
Finally, an audiophile channel that sparks discussion about music 👍
Fremer too
Hi Steve, enjoy your work, and agree with the Wilco album, great stuff!
Fyi. I have a pair of Pioneer BP BS 22’s that I picked up used for fun at $100 Cdn, and am amazed at the sound, as many others are.
I’ve had all sorts of small monitors over the years (Spendor, Harbeth, KEF L’s 50, Spica, etc) and there’s just something about the little Pioneers that just sounds right....I think I love their balance. (I support them with a small REL sub in my nearfield basement system).
Q: is this new Andrew Jones Elac design close in balance to the Pioneer? The Pioneer is great for the $$, but could this Elac offer similar sound but with more: detail, transparency, bass, etc? I’m thinking about them in my mid sized room system, so they’d be listened to farther away than in the basement man cave. I don’t like bright or forward balances, as these old ears have heard a lot of loud live music over the years, and are sensitive to pushy mids and treble.
I would really appreciate your perspective on this as I can’t listen to the Elacs these days due to COVID, or be able to compare the two at home.
I’ll hold onto the Pioneers for a switch up once in a while...too much fun for so little investment :)
Keep it going and thx,
Rob
I just watched a video of Jones himself saying these are $499. $100 price increase really is quite a lot.
A few weeks ago or more than a month ago the ELAC products that I have in my wish list went up.
So Steve, time for a three way dance. These Elacs v LRS's vs Triangle BR03's.
Throw in the RP-600Ms as well, which are about the same price...
Or Q350. This review was worthless.
I had same question as I like the Bro3.
And Elac Unifi UB5
@@randalllawkin I have them on order, but BACKORDERED in walnut. Was waiting to hear some reviews of this one as well. This did not exactly help me.
How do they compare to the Uni-fi speakers?
yeah, I find it really interesting that they took the name of the entry-level Debut line and created a product that's slotted above the UB5... then again, I just noticed they changed the "UB5" to "UB51" on their site, so maybe they're coming out with a UB52 soon and moving the Uni-fi series further up market?
You can't compare them, even if they are the same price, Uni-Fi's have a concentric driver. They are completly different speakers.
I've listened to Debut 2.0 and Unifi, and I liked the first one more.
So if the Reference are improved 2.0, I'm going to listen to them, and probably buy them.
@@admkbldwn so is the reference above the unifi? i'll send elac an email.
@@admkbldwn Seems logical and there is price room between the Debut Reference and the Carina. Elac takes a conservative approach to their speaker impedance ratings but the Uni-Fi 4 ohm rating has to hurt the sales at their price point. AJ has experience with concentric drivers so, hopefully, he can work his magic on the Uni-Fi's and make it a better 3-way choice than it is today.
This is the real world -99% of what we can afford to buy!
How much would you have to spend to get better, and what percentage of improvement would you get for the extra money ?.
Hi Steve, I took the plunge and now bought these speakers , and found them quite balanced nice sounding audio . Regards mark
in the uk (maybe just in yorkshire, i dont know) if you say someone topped themselves it means they killed them self :) so when you said "he keeps topping himself" i was like OH MY GOD! haha
Andrew Jones topping himself, means something else in GB!!!!
I am choking on Elac and Buchart reviews. Is there no one else, as Achilles once said??
Triangle is underrated.
Just bought B and W 606. My ears tell me they sound amazing with my Yamaha amp.
Polk Legend speakers are really quite good but much more expensive. KEF is not getting all the press but the sound they put out is very nice. There are also some ID (internet direct) brands like Ascend Acoustics & Chane Audio. PSB’s new Alpha P5 and the Paradigm 200B have some good reviews as well.
Will be nice to get an upgraded unifi speaker. For the price he doesn't sound convinced in what he is saying, maybe these should have been at 500 a pair or 525 when comparing these to the rp600m or triangle.
Heard these at RMAF and was impressed.
Andrew has a good sense of humor and was an interesting host for the session.
Might get a pair just because.
Ok,,I am in for a pair today. Now, they need to play AC/DC as well as orchestral and if not, thumbs down is coming.
So many interesting new speaker technologies are appearing as never before. Computer technologies allow for predicting and analyzing various speaker concepts and exotic materials predicting the results before a physical speaker is even constructed and testing allowing for countless tweaking of parameters before a new product ever hits market. The cost of speakers is mostly in
R&D and final manufacturing can be outsourced to foreign markets where manufacturing facilities provide for good quality with lower construction costs creating maximum profit margins. This is not to mean our old vintage speakers are landfill material but only that a new developmental technology is providing consumers with more sound choices (pun intended) than ever before.
Yankee Hotel Foxtrot is the best Wilco record.. 100%
Thank you for the review. Better than the UB5's. If so is it slightly better or a lot better
I'm interested in this as well, especially now that the two lines are roughly the same price. I know it would be hard for you to compare since you probably don't have the unifi at hand. But, I'm specifically interested in imaging and soundstage, as the unifi's seem to be well known for their "wider than the speakers" soundstage and precision imaging. I'm assuming that the new debuts are at least slightly more sensitive and easier to drive. For now though, I'm looking for a speaker with above-average detail retrieval, whose imaging can blow me away at around this price (the reason I haven't tried the KlipschRP 600m.) Any advice or recollections would be appreciated! 😁
If you have a great amp that can easily drive 4 ohm speakers the UB5 is the way to go. Otherwise the Reference is an easy choice.
@@SteveGuttenbergAudiophiliac I have a Niles Si 275. I think it's decent. Do you know of that Amp at all.
S.Angel - read the ' stereophile' ( high end oriented) review OF KEF Q350 ( avail on google )- they direct compare the audio media fave KEF LS50 & KEF Q350 at this price pt.
Re the tower version: Andrew Jones said in one of your interviews that there’s always a tug of war among 1) box size 2) efficiency 3) frequency extension (at the low end). So if the box gets bigger, like it does with the tower, it will be able to go deeper or be more efficient ... or a little of both.
Well Andrew Jones also murdered a bunch of people when he was a teenager so...If its the same Andrew Jones Im thinking of. Wink. Knowing look.
I’ve been out of the speaker loop for a bit since I bought the uni fi ub5 speakers last year. How do these two compare? Are they just different or does one have a clear advantage?
Thanks Steve, appreciate your content! How would you say these compare to Revel Concerto2 M16 and Focal Chora 806 in overall tonality and detail retrieval?
I just sold my Bowers and Wilkins 685 S2 which I felt sort of bored by. I have a Rotel A12, which I know at some point I need more power. But for now, how might these Elacs compare to the BW? I want something more exciting, more soulful really. I want to hear great guitar strings in folk, Americana, but I'd also love to hear great bass. And yes, love Wilco a lot.
No comparison with the rp 600m?
I will to know also.
Hey Steve, love you, brother. So great that you talked about Wilco's Yankee Hotel Foxtrot. If you haven't seen the documentary, I'm Trying to Break Your Heart, you should definitely check it out.
I haven't heard them so I don't know about the sound, but they definitely look a lot nicer. You call them a starter speaker but they seem to me to be a good first step up for the guys looking to upgrade from the $300-ish level. I guess the obvious question is do they beat out your beloved Klipsch RP600 since they're the same price?
I was wondering the same thing. Better than the Klipsch?
@@edshull Not better, I guess Steve is gonna say... The 600's are more in your face, while the Elac's are more easy going. Matter of taste which one ticks your boxes.
Exactly my question.
Excellent review.I chose Q3030i for my ht.Elac dbr 62 very pricey 640 euros!!Q3030i 429 euros.
That white/oak finish took quite a bit of "inspiration" from Dali's Oberon series.
Well, Mr. Wilde once said that imitation is the sincerest form of flattery...
I listened to these at the 2019 Rocky Mountain Audio Festival and they sounded well balanced; I put them on my wish list. The Elac carina bs243.4 sounded less bright at the top end, but to me more pleasant overall. It was a close call. They both were demoed at the 2019 RMAF.
So you find elac dbr62 a little bright?
i cant believe anyone buys speakers new anymore. 600 for a used speaker will likely get you more than this bookshelf. i am sure they are nice but still.
Buying used ain’t that dumb. I got a combo deal with a Yamaha amp and Klipsch RP600M for half the cost of buying the items separately.
Fisher Man I meant to say new! LOL I was just saying that there’s always a speaker on sale. And combo deals are awesome. I got a better deal than on the second hand market
Hi Steve, I got the original B6 because of your CNET review. They are amazing for its price point. I’ve enjoyed them immensely but now I’m thinking of upgrading to the reference series. Do you think the sound quality difference is enough to warrant an upgrade?
Did you get the reference speakers after all? If you did, do you like them in comparison with the b6s? Thank you
Just bought these for my daughter. She's 20, playes the flute, never had a Hi Fi set up. Just earbuds and my stereo. She asked for some "white bookshelf speakers" Was looking at every speaker out there under $500 (focusing on the$300 zone) about purchased Triangle BR03, but didn't even consider these Elacs because of price. Found an open box set on line for $499 so I got them. I looked at them for myself before so I already was biased toward them. Cast basket makes me feel they put some effort into making a quality product (I have nothing against quality steel baskets, just generalizing) and I want her first set of speakers to be good quality and last as long as she needs them too. All I could afford to power them, after buying stands and decent speaker wire, was an SMSL A300 integrated amp/DAC. Everyone says it is exceptional for $200, DAC not great but usable and the analogue side actually sounds excellent, within reason I'm sure. She can upgrade at will after that. Yes, I totally blew my budget, but she is my only daughter and I love her.
I sent back my Triangle br03's and got these. The Elacs are much better.
Steve thanks to your review of the Tannoy Cheviot I discovered "gimme fiction" from Spoon. I felt in love with that album, thank you so much
Hi Steve great information video am thinking replacing my b&w 606s2 anniversary with these, it’s difficult these days as they are other good speakers and getting the right one not so easy these days, regards mark
getting to be many real, real ' good' options in the lower - mid price range. From Qacoustics 3020i , others have mentioned Klipsch , KEF Q350, Triangle and others .... just from reviews, I'd guess nearly all sound VERY good, the days of ' budget' meaning cheap doesn't fly anymore . go back maybe to the Polk RTi3 @ $ 250. pair. very good except in low bass, say below 70 hz. oh, just for fun, I spent $50. on a sheet of real Oak veneer ( PSA glue) and stuck it on my KEF 350's - looks really, really good. how long will it stick, who knows but worth it if it does stick. $1000. + spks. for $650.
PS. good on Ya for testing with the actual amp level nearly all actual buyers would use.
I love the sound of my Debut 6.2s but they are very plain to look at. When I bought them I didn't realise how many hours I would end up sat there looking at them with music playing.
😍🌹💗We love 😍 you Steve
Steve and Kathy what do you think about the UniFi ub5 and this one please elaborate if you can
Haven't heard the Debut 6.2s.
Would really like to but I have to say I really love my Dali Zensor 3s. And would love to compare them.
Great vids, btw, Steve.
I got some DBR62 in 2020 for under $500 a pair on sale. As nice as they are, I installed a .1uf 1% metallized poly bypass cap on the tweeter cap. It took an excellent speaker to outstanding.
How did you solder it exactly ?
@@antoinesp1483 By taking it out and soldering it .
@@scottlowell493 thank you, but do you mean on the crossover ?
How does it result in sounding improvement ?
@@antoinesp1483 I could write a long response, but everything is clearer, more neutral and precise. The sound is also more open. It upgrades the speaker to it's potential.
@@scottlowell493 Ok thanks, I will try this mod but I'm not sure if I understand where you soldered this cap
How do these compare to your favourite RP-600M’s?
I'd like to know how these stack up against the Triangle Borea BR03 bookshelf speakers. Very close in price to one another
They look odd, and price tag increase? Mmmm... The competition is surely tough... Don't know, I'll try to hear them somewhere here in Italy...
I’m getting tired of ELAC “upgrading” models every year, the same basic speaker, and increasing the price, too. $600 a pair is not exactly a “starter”...Andrew Jones started out so promisingly with the original Debut line, but this just seems a way to increase profits every year without a very significant change to the basic design.
I’m equally annoyed just watching speaker « reviews ». There’s always something better around the corner.
000 001 although it’s moot whether these are “better”... they use basically the same woofer and tweeter, Steve even says so. How much better is the sound just because the box is slightly different? Does it justify a $250 price increase?
Fat Rat right, and many times in a design change there is a “cost reduction” involved, where cheaper parts are substituted. So the crossover, while different, may use cheaper components.
I'm all for the "continuous improvement" approach but, in this case, the price change was significant and moves the Elacs upscale to where the competition is a lot tougher.
@@great100m Perhaps that also means that the older models will go on sale?
Man, it's annoying they've used such a cheap veneer. I'd love to have the option of paying an extra £60/80 and getting a better finish.
William H - completely agree. I just bought the DBR62's to use in a new 2-channel system. I love the sound of these speakers and they have a very solid build. If there is one negative, I think the veneer is a little cheap looking. At this price point, real wood veneer is not expected but the vinyl (walnut) veneer is not my favorite. I am considering adding a vinyl wrap to change the look. Regardless, I think DBR62 is a keeper. Props to Steve G on another great review.
Wilco-YHF broke my heart and repaired all at once. Love that album.
I'll add to same question, you've heard the Triange Borea BR 03 and now these. What are the differences. What are the similarities.
KEF Q150 is awesome as well
Nice Video!!!
Greetings from Germany!
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A review with no direct comparison to the UB5 is kinda worthless. Sorry but it’s double the price of B6.2 so it needs to do a whole lot more than be a grown up version.
That Wilco record is dope tho
So is it worth upgrading, to Debut Reference from Debut 2.0 B6.2 ?
I already like mine which is powered by yamaha RX- A1080.
Denon & Elacs don't go together.
Yamaha & Elac are WoW.
Infact, Denon can't power anything other than Klipsch. It sucks ballz. They lack the full bodied sound of a Yamaha. Audyssey is just messed up.
but but but... you didn't show the awesome/retro tweed covers!
Randall Smith I did, watch it again
Ok... you got me... i must have blinked just then... ;-)
Hi Steve and everyone else. I made a list, watching a lot of YT reviews and comparisons, and I came down to a list of 5 that suit my needs: Elac DBR62, Rega RX 1, Rega Kyte, DYNAUDIO EMIT 20, KEF LS50 Meta. I know they differ in price more than 100%, but still.. I really can not decide. Thanks to anyone willing to ease the decision.
4:40 It's capabilities are pretty...pretty...impressive. Larry David is my favorite audiophile.
I too thought of Larry David as he said that.
I watch movies and have no need for a sub with these speakers.
Steve, you love Andrew Jones and you love Wilco. Nice review. These speakers seem like a big jump in construction, styling, and sound quality over the entry level Elacs.
Elac Reference vs RSL CG5 would be a great battle.
Nothing in this price range can compete with Polk LSiM 703 while they are still available on the closeout.
Igor Erovenko lol 😂
Hi Steve! Question, I have a Pioneer thx94 Elite receiver, 09? It's a 7-140 watts, Now iam getting the Elac unified b52, 2.0. If I set this up 2 channel stereo mode, do I hook it up to the front speakers a-b hook up or other!? I have alot of different and versitle Hook ups, it is 7 way😁The speaker is 6 ohm. Any thoughts on this, from anyone in this forum would be much appreciated 🤘😁 thanks again
40 Hz?
They look dated/terrible.
Steve, did you see the recent video over at Zero Fidelity about allocating your Hi-Fi budget? ( th-cam.com/video/87zFhwqWXXI/w-d-xo.html ) He made the point that nowadays so called "budget" speakers are so good that it makes sense to put a higher percentage of your money into the front end. What do you think? If you had, say, $6,000 to divide up between amplifier and speakers would you get better results with the Elac Debut's ($600) plus the Pass Labs XA25 ($5,000)? Or would it be better to go closer to a $3,000 amp and $3,000 speakers? I know you usually pair speakers with "appropriately priced" amps in your reviews but maybe that idea deserves another look? I think it would be a great topic for a future video!
I like what you said about these speakers being a great starting point, and something to grow with. Would they pair good with the NAD C316 V2? Thanks!
I can afford the speakers but not a new amp. I've got an Onkyo Receiver - 65 W/channel into 6 ohms (20 Hz-20 kHz, 0.7%, FTC. I've heard Elac's are power hungry. Will the receiver work. Classical music into a small room.
very interesting review! how does this DBR62 compares to Elac Uni-fi UB5 ?? does one or the other have a clear advantage?? i listen to classical and jazz... any advice anybody? or other considerations up to $1000US. will be powered with an Iota VX SA3 . Thanks!
600 dollar? That is not Debut price anymore. That is close to the Magnapan LRS (which btw is almost impossible to get in Europe) and Elac Unifi price. I live in the Netherlands and would like to try the LRS. What to do? EDIT: I also see $500, makes more sense
There are systems with these built on Amazon now
Probably power hungry 😋 as most his designs have been
@@stopthefomo FOMO, when will your review be up? I'm familiar with Revel speakers but have not heard ELAC.
Just got the XTZ A2-300 (hooked up to a Blusound Note 2i) and am looking at the Triangle BR 03, the Elac Uni-fi UB5 or these Debut DBR62..... anyone compared these?
I have ub52 end dbr62. I definitely like the look of dbr, sound signature is similar, but bass sounds more punchy to me on ub52.
There is no talk here of the $1200 Carina speakers that Jones designed. They are not out of the picture for anyone considering the $1200 floor standing Debut speakers.
It's getting tough in the affordable budget speaker range. In Australia I would like a bid group test between these the dynaudio emit, b&W 606s kpliscg rpm600, kef r350 Which one is the best
We'll see. I just bought 'em. /Love LOVE your music recommendations. 💪🏼💯👏🏼👏🏼
I wonder how these would compare with the Klipsch RP-600m?
Me too...
@@corcaa Hey, I tried the RP 500 vs Elac DRB62, which i know isn't as good but has the same general sound signature. The Klipsch is more forward, the highs come out more at you, highs on the Elac are more subtle, 'rolled off'. Piano sounded great on the Klipsch. But i feel the Elac's have much more body/weight to the mids and bass, the Elacs definitely have more low end than the Klipsch. The Klipsch felt a little thin in comparison. hope that helps!
Coming from the Pioneer BS22, how would you characterize this speaker vs the Pioneer? I've been looking for a meaningful upgrade for listening at my desk. I enjoy the pioneer but, to my ears, they aren't very well suited for near field listening. Do you think these would be a good option for that, or what else would you suggest for that type of use case?
How do these compare the the UB5?
could i ask you Steve,which would you buy.The Elacs or the Polkr200?
How do these speakers (which I own) compare with the Lore reference? I know it's apple oranges just would love to hear from someone who has listened to both to see if it's worth the trouble to switch.
i was able to hear these speakers demoed by Andrew Jones at RMAF last fall and they are impressive and certainly a great value and worth the upgrade from the original B6 or B6.2.
Spence Hayashi why? What justifies the $250 increase in price?
@@hifiguy10 Fancy box (better ?), better xover (more expensive parts ?), new waveguide, sturdier woofer frame. Adds up. The price increase seems appropriate BUT, can you distinguish a SQ improvement, likely I cannot - old ears and damaged hearing. At least with the Uni-Fi there are technical advantages that I can relate to, like concentric drivers & 3-way but the specs are an issue for me (ie the 4 ohm rating and low sensitivity)
You should make a video with your wife in the video. What has been her experience with you and your hobby? Was she supportive did she push back? Does she appreciate Hi Fi? Etc.
In his case it is a career.
We have the original Debut's that had phenomenal bass response and highs that were "decent". The .2's fixed a lot of what people complained about with the highs, but the low-end suffered significantly. On the Debut Reference, I'd be interested to know if the new crossover and basket fixed a lot of the bass issues that the .2's have.
What’s the ideal listening point of the speakers? I have mine about 8ft apart. Is that too close or too far?
Steve; of subject. Why does outlaw audio have no customer service. and why do compinies hide or not show there damping factor?
Looks damn gud! Little too $$$ for me. I think front port has more bass presense IMO. My JBL 503 are rear ported so bass is more subtle.
Any chance you could do a, review of bowers n Wilkins nautilus range Steve and recommend best amp as it is something I want invest in but it's a, lot of money and want it right appreciate you busy Steve love these videos so informative cheers kev
Hats off for suggesting good albums instead of making useless sound demos of crappy copyleft music. The mention of kid koala few videos ago conquered me: I love that stuff and I believe that creativity in music can exist regardless of the production method. Check out 'A Color Map of the Sun' by Pretty Lights: best electronic album of the decade imho ;)
How does it compare to the Klipsch RP600M?
Is it worth getting rid of my 6.2? So many other choices in the 600 range
I really appreciate that you test these things out with electronics from a similar price range instead of jumping straight to ultra-high-end gear. Most people who buy these will be using something like Denon or Yamaha and not Pass Labs, etc.
Ground what I hear lol. When a small budget in mine. The amp make a huge differece when it come to these speaker I used a Yamaha about 100 watts per only run 2.1 set up. Ok my question is I want to up grade a bit 1,000 for a amp. I was told by a good sourse with these used a d- class amp for these what you think. ??? Thanks love your videos keep up good work and thanks for doing the budget Stuff
Great sorry
Best Buy had the 6.2 on sale for 1/3 the price of the Reference this past Christmas. Yup.....$200!