Need Assistanceon Speakers

awesome shahrukh!!!! damn i'm envious of you right now. from all i've read it seems to be a cracker of a speaker. will let you know when i audition it this weekend so which song gets played first? and what finish are you getting?

hey shahrukh,

guess uve become the envy of the whole forum..

take care!!!

I don’t know guys. I have heard klipsch RF3 with stock and heavily modded rotels, AA Puccini and with a cayin tube amp also. They are lovely with rock/blues but the moment I put soft Jazz or classical, it just doesn’t do it for me. It could be my taste…. somebody else may like it. I am not putting down any speakers. They are good speakers and are used and preferred by lot of audiophiles worldwide. It is just that it does not float my boat. . Makes personal auditions very important when buying your speakers.

Hi Square wave, there is nothing wrong in expressing what we feel or felt about a product & our tastes etc. If some one is more knowledgable here they correct us & guide us or they may igonre us

hey shahrukh..
did u buy the KEFs from profx mumbai (at crossroads)...if yes then u mite've compared them with the polk rti/lsi series...whats your take...in which way did u find the kefs better than polks...

one more thing...its been discussed on this forum lotsa times...and usually the end is that biwiring makes difference only in higher end spkrs....r u plannin to biwire the kefs...do u think it ll make a diff...???

thanx / nindo

powersupply schrieb:

Hi Square wave, there is nothing wrong in expressing what we feel or felt about a product & our tastes etc. If some one is more knowledgable here they correct us & guide us or they may igonre us :KR

true but it would be nice to put a "Disclaimer" some newbee might get absolutely he wrong ideas

Square wave wrote :

Makes personal auditions very important when buying your speakers.

That's funny, personal audition is ofcourse important for all equipments and not just speakers. BTW you think we all did a public audition.

i think he meant go audition yourself instead of trusting a review. you'd be surprised how many people go to only one place on recommendation and buy cos there's nothing wrong (on the surface and with one listen) with the equipment. they dont compare at all.

buzzer schrieb:

Square wave wrote : Makes personal auditions very important when buying your speakers. That's funny, personal audition is ofcourse important for all equipments and not just speakers. BTW you think we all did a public audition.

There is a reason why it is usually your third of fourth speaker which will actually work for you. Whatever you buy before that are just lessons learnt the hard way! My comment is to help the newbie. Reviews and recommendations on forums are just guidelines. The original poster needs assistance to buy speakers if you read the subject of his post carefully. So the comments are just to help him out. There are a number of newbies out there who have burnt their fingers badly by making purchase decisions based on hype and reviews. Most I know are software guys in Bangalore. Internet at times is actually an overload of info which can only create confusion. It helps if you know how to filter out the rubbish from the truth. Most learn the hard way. Newbies need to be aware that as they mature in this hobby, they tend to acquire very strong tastes or like/dislikes and upgraditis is just around the corner. So it helps if they do a bit of homework and research even in their first purchase.