Thanks for the responses. I'll think for now I will stick with the Kans' and am using a Behringer 2496 EQ to knock down a upper bass-lower mid 'honk' - seems to help.
Monitors for Extreme Near-field listening
I can't seem to get a good sound out of the speakers that I use on my computer desk system. I wonder if LS3/5A monitors will help, as I have heard they are good for very-near-field listening.
My setup now includes:
Jungson DA-I200A power amp
Parasound P3 preamp
Consonance 120 Tuner.
My current speakers are Acoustic Energy bookshelf speakers, but they sound rather 'thin'. I have other systems with similar/lesser speakers/components that don't have this problem - for example, I am now listening to a Carver amp, Parasound Tuner, and Baby Advents, and they sound just fine.
So would LS 3/5A's or more modern equivalents such as Spendors or Harbeths help?
My setup now includes:
Jungson DA-I200A power amp
Parasound P3 preamp
Consonance 120 Tuner.
My current speakers are Acoustic Energy bookshelf speakers, but they sound rather 'thin'. I have other systems with similar/lesser speakers/components that don't have this problem - for example, I am now listening to a Carver amp, Parasound Tuner, and Baby Advents, and they sound just fine.
So would LS 3/5A's or more modern equivalents such as Spendors or Harbeths help?
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