Another factor to consider (but it can take a long time to figure out), is which brand's sound signature appeal to you in terms of tonality the most fundamental sonic quality. E.g. "dark" - McIntosh, QAcoustics, Elac; "bright" - B&W, Focal, Klipsch, or (the rarest and my personal favourite): "balanced" - Dynaudio, Rotel. The advantage of having a system built around all balanced components is a) plays every single music genre well! b) less difficulty in synergistic matching with other components (especially if they are also balanced). Here is an example of top model balanced Dynaudio and Rotel balanced models paired up, demonstrating what I mean, e.g. the piano sounds natural not shrill. ruclips.net/video/VcHlxgkBIsM/видео.html
Yes this is a very good point! I plan on going into more detail at some point about aspects such as synergy and specific sound signatures. Thank you for your input and knowledge, this is very helpful!
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Another factor to consider (but it can take a long time to figure out), is which brand's sound signature appeal to you in terms of tonality the most fundamental sonic quality. E.g. "dark" - McIntosh, QAcoustics, Elac; "bright" - B&W, Focal, Klipsch, or (the rarest and my personal favourite): "balanced" - Dynaudio, Rotel.
The advantage of having a system built around all balanced components is a) plays every single music genre well! b) less difficulty in synergistic matching with other components (especially if they are also balanced). Here is an example of top model balanced Dynaudio and Rotel balanced models paired up, demonstrating what I mean, e.g. the piano sounds natural not shrill. ruclips.net/video/VcHlxgkBIsM/видео.html
Yes this is a very good point! I plan on going into more detail at some point about aspects such as synergy and specific sound signatures.
Thank you for your input and knowledge, this is very helpful!
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