I lived with a pair of Farellas 400s for more than 10 years. I second NMmusicman's opinion. Very musical speaker with limited low frequencies. Benefited from the Mapleshade maple plinthes and expensive cabling (SR).
Experience w/Cabasse Farella 400s/Audio Note AZ2
Does anyone have any experience with Cabasse Farella 400s or Audio Note AZ2's? They would be replacing a pair of Klipsch Heresy IIIs, and I would be driving them with an Aleph 3 amp for an almost exclusively phono-only system (VPI Scout right now, but that will probably change).
I like the Heresy III's up-front sound and I favor speakers that tend more toward the bright than the dark. That said, the Heresy's sound a bit rolled off in the midrange to me, and the bass seems simultaneously a little thin and a little boomy. Can I expect more from the Cabasses or the Audio Notes?
I know there are wildly different experiences out there; I'm interested in hearing some. I haven't found much on the web about either set of speakers.
I like the Heresy III's up-front sound and I favor speakers that tend more toward the bright than the dark. That said, the Heresy's sound a bit rolled off in the midrange to me, and the bass seems simultaneously a little thin and a little boomy. Can I expect more from the Cabasses or the Audio Notes?
I know there are wildly different experiences out there; I'm interested in hearing some. I haven't found much on the web about either set of speakers.