Evolution Acoustics MMMicroOne

Rgs92:

I wouldn't say the Harbeth's sound like the MMOnes. With my equipment, the Harbeth's had great midrange, OK bass (decent extension, but definitely rounded off - resolution of what was happening in the bass was a bit blunted), and decent, but occasionally sharp treble. The MMOnes have better extension, mass and way better resolution in the bass; the mids are clearer and maybe a smidge leaner than the Harbeth's (although further break-in may ameliorate this); and the highs on the MMOnes are way better - cleaner, more pristine and since I've toed them in more, none of the occasional sharpness I experienced with the Harbeth's.

In my system and for my tastes, the MMOne has definitely eclipsed the Harbeth's.

-Mike

Hi

I am getting interested in these MMMicrone speakers.. Any more details... can somebody who have had these past the burn in chime in ...How much power do they need.. I have 21 watt 300b monblocks and 110 watt hybrid integrateds... will these work
thanks

110 watts will do but the 300B is pushing it.

The MM1 needs subs !! Installing the Gen. S/4 subs was a huge change for the better.

Running the LSA Statement amp with John Tucker's latest mods and upgrades.

Glory,
How does the presentation of this system differ from your primary system(Zu and ASR)?
Regards,

Thanks for the response Glory.

I have been in touch with JTin and am almost ready to clinch the deal.. The kind of music I listen too there is not much sub 40hz tones I guess... A honest 37 hz without strain should be fine for me...I dont want to buy a sub right now..The gallo reference 3.5 is another option for me...but I must say that the mmmicrone have me excited.

If I dont have a sub will the mmmicrone not do well?/I listen at moderate to slightly loud volumes in a 18 by 14 by room.
Sounding good at low volume is very important for me.
If anybody else wants to chime in I would appreciate the help.