Something without a crossover, the Eclipse TD 712 say or if they’re not dynamic enough there are other single driver speakers about, some with horn loading that exchange dynamics for colouration.
Speakers with the most detailed midrange? (non-ESL/planar)
Anyone care to give their opinion on what dynamic speaker has the most detailed/revealing midrange? Not including electrostatics or planar speakers. Approximately between the frequencies of 400Hz to 3kHz. Also, just to clarify what I mean by detail: when there is a musical passage that entails many different layers of instruments, the speakers' ability to separate all the elements so all the instruments are heard clearly and nothing is obscured. Also the ability to retrieve every last bit of information on a recording, such as random sounds in the studio, distortion in recordings and reverb tails.
As far as price goes... 2 categories... below $12,000 USD (new) and any price range. Thanks.
As far as price goes... 2 categories... below $12,000 USD (new) and any price range. Thanks.
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My friend has the Proac D48r. I don’t think you would go wrong with them. They are outstanding! BTW, there is a demo pair listed here from a Proac dealer for $8,750. https://audiorevelation.com/products/proac-response-d48r/ |
Most if not all the speakers in that price range will and should have excellent sound across the entire frequency range. To retrieve the sound or put more or less emphasis on certain portions of that range will greatly depend on the amp/preamp combination. For example, a traditional sounding tube preamp could put more emphasis on midrange when compared to a more neutral SS preamp. Same with amps, tubes vs. SS. Ultimately the system synergy is what makes all the difference in the sound quality. |
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