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Budget system for Rock and dance Music?

Hi there guys as much as I love my Luxman/harbeth combo for jazz and strings and vocals, sometimes I feel iam missing the dynamics i love from Rock music and some techno why not when I am in the mood to work out or feeling good evening.

Instead of starting all over I might can put together a second system in budget where I can spin this kind of music from Metallica, Iron Maiden etc, plus techno.

I am music lover as far as it can seems Ella F from DJ Tiesto,
its all about the music and the mood for the moment,
highly appreciated!

budget 1500 for amp and speakers,

regards and Buon Weekend!
mountainsong
rlwainwright
1,901 posts
 
Emotiva XPA-200 amp, $419 Free shipping:
http://shop.emotiva.com/collections/amplifiers/products/xpa
200

Emotiva USP-1 Preamp, $369 Free shipping:
http://shop.emotiva.com/collections/processors/products/usp1

Tekton M-lore speakers, $649/pr., $60 shipping:
http://www.tektondesign.com/lore-m.html

All of these products come with in-home trials of 30 days. I doubt you'll be returning *any* of them. And those Tektons will play LOUD with that 150 watts/ch. Emo amp
tbromgard
787 posts
 
I second Elevick's recommendation for Heresy's. You can match them with just about any amp-from a old classic NAD to a modern tube amp. They are very efficient, have great bass response and play loud. Rock on.
ddd1
153 posts
 
The Heresys have great bass dynamics but roll off early. Used Fortes (I or II) would be better, but more expensive.
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mapman
15,679 posts
 
OHM Walsh speakers and a 120 watt/ch or greater Class D amp is the ticket. Case closed. Exact model and cost will depend on room size and bass needs. 80w/ch or greater NAD amp would be another good option.
dayglow
708 posts
 
New Klipsch RF-82($1200)retail and a used Denon DRA-CX3($500-$600). With a discount on the Klipsch $1500 is possible.
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