Pick your best speaker! 8 Floor-standing Speakers Sound Battle!

[@VirtualHiFi]

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[@michaelschultz1125]

My favorite was the Dali Oberon 7 with the Spendor D7.2 a close second.

[@anthonyeglington3206]

Same they both were the stand-outs for me

[@mjuvxjoh7480]

Dali Oberon amazing! Also affordable.

[@connorduke4619]

Dali is not bad, but to my ears its bass is almost always too muddy compared to its Danish rival Dynaudio.

[@SlotHits777]

@@connorduke4619easily resolved with sub and xover

[@timschutte3961]

@@connorduke4619 if you drive them properly it is not muddy and Dynaudio just does not have a lot of low.

[@ThorRavnsborg]

I agree. In a large room like this they really shine. Superb value for money.

[@Narayan2371]

Dali Oberon is my preference, thank you very much for your work and thanks a lot to the guys at Koris too for making this happen.

[@amcavallaro]

Focal EVO X 4 are my favorite here then Splendor and Dali. Focal’s sometimes get labeled as on the bright side but this comparison shows that isn’t the case, as the Focal’s are clearly warmer than most in this comparison.

[@fred_2021]

I agree. No doubt a lot gets lost in transit from source, and much depends on the unit's environmental needs, but my listening gear (with AKG K712 Pro) says the Focal Evo X N*4 wins this contest. To my taste, beautifully balanced with oodles of ambience. Each track leaves you wanting more.

[@Purpleyamz]

Still a lot of sizzle up top on the Focal, but upper mids are controlled nicely so it doesn't sound too harsh / bright - can't say the same for the Klipsch RP or Monitor Audio which both sound offensively harsh in that region.

[@l.b.stringfellow2413]

Probably best utube comparison I’ve ever heard.. great tracks that portray each speakers strengths and weaknesses 1) Lascalla 2) Dali Again FANTASTIC JOB producing this. !!

[@FineTuneAllAboutMusic]

Great comparison...and same 1 and 2 'votes' here. For the money, the Dali is very, very good.

[@haroldbrooks4235]

Amazing that the Dali Oberon is probably the least expensive speaker on here but sounds the best to me

[@DIRTCONVERT]

Klipsch rp6000mkii is literally half the price of dali

[@ThorRavnsborg]

@@DIRTCONVERT Depends on location. Here in Europe I can get a pair of Dali Oberon 7 cheaper than Klipsch RP-6000F-II.

[@gregmcmurray6112]

Dali my preference, clear winner for me! Thank you for the comparison

[@SavageListener]

Thank you so much for staging and editing this video. All I really got out of it was to avoid Monitor Audio Bronze 506G because it immediately felt too bright and forward and fatiguing. Especially with blues lead at 34:18. I liked the La Scalas overall balance.

[@Arthax83]

Love these comparisons! You can see their looks, size and hear them (through youtube, but still!). Much apprechiated 🙏🏻

[@wyoflyboy4675]

Terrific review. Please keep these comparisons coming. Much appreciated!!!

[@hocheye]

Overall I would say the Dali Oberon!! Open, detailed, great tone! Solid bass! Nice midrange! Listening through my Sennheiser headphones. Now I would have to hear them in my room, that would be the deciding factor.

[@siropasrangphet8195]

a lot of work and effort here, thank you.

[@jaimevc9412]

1. Spendor 2. Dynaudio 3. Forte 4. Dali (relación precio calidad). Decepcionantes FOCAL Muy buena la comparativa, me gustaría ver en estas comparativa a PMC.

[@carlbrown3634]

For me I enjoyed the 1. Evoke 50's 2. Spendors. All the others were nice as well. Thanks for sharing.

[@8skyline7]

Makes a smile on my face with my Dali Oberon 5.2 system 🙂

[@curtbradley549]

Focal - gets the win and my money ALL DAY LONG !

[@jakbenardete7707]

Spendor surprised the hell out of me! I really enjoyed it a lot. After that it was the Scala, they are intoxicating. I could live with either but the Spendor is about $5k cheaper, although for the extra $5k i think you are just getting a much more being there feeling than all the other speakers. IMHO Monitor Audio and the Klipsch RP600 were the last of the class.

[@richardleong3427]

Me too Dali Oberon have good high extension, and wide sound stage, high smooth and nice not sharp.

[@tictocbang7443]

Thank you for making this video. It's a lot of work and MUCH appreciated!

[@djvictornova9188]

1 - Dali Oberon 7 , Really good balance thru out all freq , Fun speaker to listen too at even low volume 2 - Focal Evo X , Full sounding without sounding muddy , Very relaxed sound and pleasant to the ear .. 3 - Klipsh La Scala , Lacks bass for such a big speaker , worst speaker in the lineup .. Just my opinion ... Cheers

[@derekclark7545]

Thank you very much for this speaker test, it was very easy to tell the difference of the speakers via my focal headphones, I noted the Dynaudio 50 and the Focal evo as my favorite speakers followed by the Spendor D7.2. Never been a fan of Klipsh sound and that's the same here. Would love to hear some more speakers, it's like having a private demo and it only takes a mouse click to go between the speakers you like the best, over and over and then with different styles of music, what a brilliant idea. well done.

[@GordJuby]

I like the Focals and the Monitor Audio. The Focals for their smooth sound and the Monitors for their bass punch.

[@Akalipt0s]

finally someone is doing those kind of videos on youtube!!! thanks man keep it up

[@FaeroBass]

Listened with earbuds, La Scala was just on a whole different level. Best: 1. Klipsch La Scala 2. Spendor D7.2 3. Klipsch Forte Worst (both sound too sharp and tinny for me) : 1. Klipsch RP6000 FII 2. Monitor Audio Bronze 506G

[@peterbaugh51]

Cannot disagree!

[@ultraneight]

I guess metal drivers would make the klipsch rpf6000 and the monitor audio sound that way but there's an excitement to them and an audience for that. Not my cup of tea.

[@Adi-kw2iv]

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[@craigboyd6600]

Glad to see Monitor Audio. I have a pair of Platinum 200s and an older Bronze model.😊

[@takeiteasy6154]

I have the pl200,they are amazing still ,buttery mids ,smooth but accurate treble and superb bass .

[@craigboyd6600]

@@takeiteasy6154 We’re fortunate ☺️

[@RoverWaters]

they sound like crap

[@jesshoward9016]

Fun video! I went to the store to buy the Fortes, but then listened to the new Focal 4s on a whim and went home with them. This video substances (for me and my ears) my decision to go with the Focals… The La Scalas,, overall, should not be on this list. They are another level (even though the bass is a bit subdued on some of the tracks for my taste, but not like what critics say…they still deliver; but the soundstage, mids and upper clarity on those are nuts, so I’ll just pretend like they were not in the shootout). The vocals on the Fortes are superb. They sound great everywhere else. But the Focals, to me, as they did on in the show room, do EVERYTHING well; they have a faster and more thunderous bass, more sparkle and clarity in the top end, fuller presence without being overly detailed or dry, and a better soundstage. Again, just my opinion. I still love the Fortes and can’t afford La Scalas, but for me, the Focals are a “Goldilocks” speaker. Right in the middle of spectrum. Not too colored, not too dry, just lively enough. The Klipsch RP6000s are definitely the best overall “value”; if money is an issue, they are really really good.

[@peterbaugh51]

Spendor D7.2 sounded the most balanced on my system. But I would want to compare them to MOFI 888's before spending that much $$$. Klipsch Forte had an easy listening sound also. Not so realistic, but who cares? Good listening is just good. Thanks for the video.

[@danielson9144]

Dynaudio and Focal are the best for me...

[@derberti2280]

For the tracks with high dynamic I prefer the Scala. For the other tracks the Spendor.

[@gsbass1037]

Thanks you for the listening setup. For the price the Dali Oberon for me. But the 506G were very revealing, and the mids and bass were nice. I'm surprised I didn't like the Focal sound. The Spendors were very control but not worth the price for me. Thanks again really enjoyed the demonstration.

[@georgecav]

I own Spendor D9.2 and love them but a lot of the other sounds in this were enjoyable so must be well chosen ancillaries and nice room setup. I even enjoyed the monitor audios which I usually find a little boring. Great comparo. Dziekuje bardzo!

[@SirMountainpass]

What amp did you select to drive your 9.2’s?

[@georgecav]

@ As a lifelong NAIM amplification lover, I finally changed and it surprises most people to Lyngdorf tdai3400. My preferred audio store where I did not get it poopooed it as a lifestyle product but my experience says the opposite, its a semi pro product. Its not that you can optionally use the room correction and other dsp eq features but that it did not sound special to me till I did. It took quite a bit of effort and skills from former careers in audio sales and sound engineering to get it right and then it really does something special - it gets out of the way and lets the music speak for itself a lot more. The NAIM had more drive but this has way more enjoyable detail plus it fixes bad room acoustics pretty well without needing physical room treatments. The Spendors themselves took a lot of running in before they smoothed out and despite reviews to the contrary, placement makes a huge difference and unlike many speakers they don’t require much toe in even though my room setup means I sit quite close to them.

[@hosyfy94]

for me the klipsch la scala is the best, it has a more detailed and natural sound together with the klipsch forte even if la Scala has something more on the high frequencies. In third place I would put the dynaudio evoke 30. At least that's what I hear from my hifiman ananda nano headphones

[@jearley22]

Why arent the Sonus Faber Olympica Novas in this comparison?

[@bmpgmp]

Loved the Dali, then Klipsch Forte, then Spendor. Great comparison. I’d like to see Sonus Faber in the mix.

[@Thermikde]

Thank you very much! Great work!!! 🎉

[@VirtualHiFi]

Thank you too!

[@l.b.stringfellow2413]

Each time I listen the Forte and Dyneaudio keep impressing me more. I have switched my speakers from Lascalla to the little Sony CSX bookshelf.. the difference in demo is far more dramatic on a the little Sonys. This is such a great video. I could honestly live with any of these absent the klipsch RPs and Monitor audio THANKS AGAIN FOR YOUR HARD WORK

[@kava365]

Wow what a great test! From here I would go for the Spendor, with Dali Oberon following right along

[@Rascallucci]

I don't think I can be totally objective here since I actually own a pair of Dynaudio Evoke 50, not in walnut but in gloss white. What I will say is this, for those who know Dynaudio would know their speakers are not trying to wow you immediately right off the bat which is why they will almost never win any back-to-back A-B group tests. The Evoke 50 is no different, it is a pair of speakers that will grow on you. If you want something that has a super energetic top end, the Evoke 50 or any other Dynaudio models for that matter will not be for you. But, if you are the type who enjoys long listening sessions, then the more you listen to them the more you will like them. You will never have listening fatigue of any sort. In terms of sound characteristics, the Evoke leans a tad on the warm side of things and it comes with a ton of bass with great punch for its size. In fact, if you are currently considering the Evoke range, unless your room is absolutely tiny, take the Evoke 50, in my humble opinion it is the gem of the entire line-up. Forget about the Evoke 30, the 50 gives a much bigger sense of scale. Another point to note is pending on what genres of music you listen to, you could chose to lighten up the warmth a little to add transparency and separation with careful system matching such as via a an amp that leans bright for example Moon by Simaudio or an external DAC that leans bright, say with Sabre chips.

[@SirMountainpass]

The sweet spot in the Dynaudio range of speakers are the Contour 30i’s 😊

[@Fremlin]

Monitor audio golds or platinums should have been used! Klipsch LaScala sounded great though!

[@jari121]

1. Dynaudio Evoke 50, 2. Focal Evo X N°4, 3. Dali Oberon 7 (bright), 4. Spendor D7.2 (sound focused on mid tones), 5. Klipsch La Scala (No sub-bass and strange upper bass but naturally flowing sound), 6. Klipsch RP6000 Fll (shouty, no sub-bass), 7. Klipsch Forte (unnatural sound) 8. Monitor Audio Bronze 50 6G (piercing).

[@burakerdogan3534]

Benim için klipsch rp6000 güzel seçenek. Çünkü orta ve üst frekanslardaki parlaklık benim hoşuma gidiyor. Ve subwoofer ile desteklendiginde bence daha keyifli bir dinleme sunuyor.

[@kineahora8736]

I like this one the least because it was way too bright for me.

[@okkybagus6023]

I prefer the KLIPSCH RP 6000F II for all criteria, the KLIPSH FORTE for smoothness and the LA SCALA for vocals.

[@VirtualHiFi]

Thanks 😊👍

[@kineahora8736]

It’s funny I’ve always been a fan of Spendors- and I preferred these Spendors and the La Scala. But having listened to a bunch of open baffle designs recently, I think I like the sound of open baffles better than all of these.

[@helmuttemmen3047]

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[@hardijina9359]

Klipsh La Scala nice Sound

[@johncallaghan3097]

Klipsch La Scala followed by Spendor 7.2s. Perhaps not surprising given the La Scalas cost £15.5K, over three times the price of the Spendors. BTW, I didn't know the names of the speakers I was listening to -- just noted that the ones I preferred as I was working on my PC turned out to be those. Hard to be sure, but think I prefer my DIY Decware ZF15M clones built for £1300 in solid oak baffles. Love to own a pair of Qualio IQs as I suspect they'd better any of these including my ZF15Ms.

[@steveroberts]

Dali Oberon 7 for me. All good speakers, but the Dalis really have something special. The Spendors are very close

[@airol99]

Best: Spendor D7.2. Very close and for much less money the Dali's Oberon!!! Incredible value.

[@paulchristman4918]

For they way I like to hear music, my personal favorite of this group was the Monitor Audio Bronze 506G and as for a great overall natural experience, I was impressed by the Klipsh La Scala

[@simonesulis8519]

Pensa che sono addirittura le più economiche tra tutti i diffusori acustici proposti!

[@阮子陵]

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[@yippie6862]

Best Sound - Spendor Best Value - Dali

[@RoverWaters]

false

[@yippie6862]

@@RoverWaters False? An opinion on what someone likes can't be false. Which speakers do you like?

[@RoverWaters]

@@yippie6862 say in my opinion...

[@yippie6862]

@@RoverWaters There is something wrong with you.

[@myronhelton4441]

Spendor is best, not my opinion, a fact!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@adrianm1949]

Spendor on first place (very musical with a huge stage and Details) with a big gap to second position (La Scala, musical but very warm sounding) than maybe Dali Oberon. All of first one's are on a warmer side. You should compare all of them with the loudspeaker in the room -> Sonus Faber Olympica Nova 5.

[@peterbaugh51]

Spendor was most balanced to my ear too😊.

[@commane21]

I’ve never heard any Klipsch speaker described as warm sounding. 🤔

[@francoismorel1418]

Yeah, I second everyone who mentioned the awesome Work for this comparative Evaluation, great Choices of Sound Tracks / Songs, as it allows to evaluate for various Tastes of Music, different Sound Types e.g. Female Voices, Male Voices, Jazz Style Percussions and Drums, Piano, Brass Instruments, Electric Guitar, etc. !

[@michaelhavlicek3233]

Thanks for your great videos. Always a pleasure to watch them.

[@randydirilo]

Great video. Thanks for the hard work that went into making this.

[@bevanyoung9222]

Thanks for your hard work. What a stark difference in sound between them. At least I know to buy monitor audio if I lose my upper registers! Some are more middling but their bass was light. Have to be familiar with the content. Good work!

[@Norendal73]

Wow, Klipsch La Scala, amazing sound, everything sounds live, I do not want to know what the price is but I'm guessing around 15k

[@Norendal73]

Okay, slightly cheaper, about €8.500,-

[@jakbenardete7707]

@@Norendal73 Per speaker! They cost 15K pounds in the UK and $13,500 in the US. Sorry :)

[@Expedition18]

Awesome video so nice to see comparison. Tossup between dali, monitor and spendor. I feel monitor edges out just a little.

[@hanspieter5558]

Klipsh La Scala best sound 100%

[@InPursuitOfLiberty]

LaScala- very musical and engaging.

[@Justwantahover]

If you make the speakers (shown) with the open baffle med and tweeter on a boxed woofer, try this: A completely open 5" FR driver mounted on top of a boxed woofer! Slope the FR driver back how you like it, so it's not so in your face. Use lots of Blue Tack or plasticine to quickly mount the open driver on top of the box (to experiment). With mine, I'm sometimes hearing voices in my room, that I mistake as an actual person and I jump out of my skin. Once a very low jet passed over our house, and I looked out the window for a few seconds, but the "jet" was from my speakers (a meter from me). I built some speakers for my friend, and once he had his phone beeping madly and he fumbled with it for a few seconds, thinking it was the phone but it was from the speakers (three meters away). The sounds from my speakers are coming from nowhere! 😅

[@g.fortin3228]

I liked the Dali Oberon 7.. natural without fatigue. liked some others a lot too but felt some could become fatiguing over time.

[@Romulus980]

Whenever I heard the Dynaudio Evoke after the Dali Oberon the sound was always slightly more subdued as if there was more contrast from the Dali Oberon... I woul imagine if I heard these speakers in an audition my preferences would be different.. Again thank you for your work in putting all the above together ...👍🎶

[@chrisgibson7591]

Spendor la scala in no particular order I'd have to hear them in person

[@Purpleyamz]

La Scalas really brining something special. Spendors maybe the best in terms of all-round balance? Monitor Audios just sound way off and bright/artificial. Could happily live with the Dynaudios which sound dark in a direct comparison here, but on there own I bet they're great and non-fatiguing. Also enjoyed the Dalis, Fortes, and surprisingly the Focals.

[@PaulMaison]

1. Evoke 2. Spendor 3. Forte This was not easy. I guess another day or time the order would change.

[@PaulMaison]

Would be nice to know the associated equipment used.

[@peterbaugh51]

My favorites also. As heard with Elac DBR62, tube preamp, class D amp 100wpc.

[@terrycullen3262]

Tracks4 and 5. Spendor followed by Dali.

[@gtric1466]

Nice Work Very Appreciated..It's a real toss up for Me i would say the Spendor is the most natural sounding, the Dali the best all around - Probably my overall pick, the Dynaudio for anyone who prefers a warmer more neutral sound. followed by the Focals. the rest i really didn't care for.

[@troyr1718]

Great work, I know you put a ton of time into this, and I really appreciated it. Spendor sounded truest, followed closely by Dali, which had a touch better bass

[@ayewhite333]

Spendor, Dynaudio, and Dali for me

[@Justwantahover]

DALI Oberon 7

[@williammiebach1798]

The Spendor D7.2's for me here all the way. They're the only towers in this bunch I would probably like to own..(although surprisingly the Dali Spector 7's aren't so far off.) To be fair, I'm not usually a lover of tower speakers. Something about multiple bass drivers in a vertical array isn't quite lifelike sounding to me.

[@peterbaugh51]

Spendor sounded the best well-rounded to me also. Mix that with the focal sound and you got something.

[@JG-gg9wk]

Scala's but given their price point not surprising. Otherwise Dynaudio Evoke 50 for me. Followed by the Forte

[@jkfotonet]

My choice: LaSacala for deep concert bass and & Splendor D7.2 for better clarity per KZbin sounds. Probably would sound different in real demo

[@achonakin7361]

Focal Evo X N*4 and the Spendor D7.2 the top two for me .They are also very good the Klipsh Forte IV and the Klipsh La Scala but the deep tones are just not punchy enough . In terms of value for money, the Dali Oberton 7 is the winner .

[@dberwick18k9]

Thanks for excellent comparisons. Shows up speaker's pros and cons for each type of music. They are all good. For me Focal is the most expressive even though here the bass is boomy. Voices are not as present, guitar not as piercing so for me more listenable generally. 2nd is Klipsh Forte IV. My ears have become very sensitive to Sibilance and upper edge.

[@yvesboutin5604]

My observations are as this : Monitor Audio - very mid-centric Klipsch La Scala - very good on lower midrange ( Male voice and ambiance effects ) Klipsch Forte - Mid-range slightly projected Focal - Great detail but lack body and warmth Dali Oberon - Great all-rounder Spendor - Very laid back Dynaudio - Good but nothing stand out for me I would have liked if there were an electrostatic put in the mix for comparison. Thanks!

[@ahambhramasmii]

nice one but he comparing oberon 7 vs expensive dynaudio could have compared with opticon 6 or 8

[@yvesboutin5604]

@@ahambhramasmii You are right! Comparing components of the same price range and technology would be like comparing apples with apples. Here there are quite a difference in prices!

[@robinkleinsteuber5217]

I was switching my opinion a lot between the Spendor D7.2 and the Dali Oberon 7, and ultimately found it difficult to chose between them. In some tracks, I'd prefer one, but change my priority with another track. I will have to compare these two "in the flesh". Both are superb. Could probably live happily with either. A third I liked was, surprisingly for "never horns" me, was the Klipsch Forte IV!!

[@MichaelLaing71]

Thank you for the video Looking at the comments, I wonder what various bias, people have. Will hearing the Dali Oberon first effect people view of the speakers (we see that many loved the EPOS ES7N, which played first in that video). Also, memory is an issue, as well as environmental factors such as the Klipsh La Scarla being further back, toe in etc. The headphones people are wearing and how that effects the sound (a pair of Sennheiser 800s is going to sound very different to the Audeze LCD-X) Finally, there is the bias of people liking certain brands for what ever reason. I have the previous generation Focal K2 Aria 926, so I want the Focal Evo X no4 to do well.

[@peterbaugh51]

A mixture of Focal and Spendor would be more to my taste. I would not buy any of these until I heard the Andrew Jones design, Source point 888. I think Andrew Jones makes the best all-around sounding speaker. Thanks for the video.

[@xTremeSequences]

Dali Oberon 7 for clarity with great controlled lows and mids. The Focal Evo sounded nice too. Thank God I don't have Klipsh or Monitor Audio. They sounded so harsh.

[@mannycazz8018]

Lots of good sounds here.... really hard to say after carefully listening which is the best. I wish you had placed them in order of cost from low to high. That way we could see the benefits or lack there of when going up in price point. Least fav was the klipsch 6000. I appreciated the dali 7 for shooting above its price point. The evoke 50 has a mellow laid back sound signature. Focals were middle of the pack. Wish the dali oberon 9 were included instead of the klipsch 6000. The forte needed to be closer to wall for that bass radiator to have an effect. The MA bronze were in my top 3 also.

[@run_taurus7635]

I like the dali. they seemed to handle decay very well and the spenders were just as good as dali but less forward and like a lively forward sound so for me dali was very suitable to my taste

[@AbsoluteFidelity]

Which clown tells you Focals are bright speakers do not know whatv they are talking about. Its clear there are way brighter, harsher and painful sounding loudspeakers on this list. RP6000, Bronze 50 6G are the worst offenders on this list, followed by the Dali which can sound rather bright with vocals. The Dalis are meant to be listened with zero toe in though. The bad thing with Focal here is the lower frequencies which can bleed into the mids and I feel this might be attributed to the room. The Spendor is clear and midcentric, something I get with the Q Acoustics 5040 which applies a dip around the 200 - 500hz region. The other 2 Klipsch are just too coloured and they depend heavily on what you are going to be listening to. The Dynaudio is just warm warm warm which some people would love. I choose the Focals for overall sound, with corrected lower frequency.

[@greggb681]

The La Scala's sound so life like 😱 Also, the Dali Oberon's sounded great! Good bass from the Forte's but not the best mid-highs imo. Granted, I am listening through airpods so 🤷‍♂

[@MasterMark5]

Great video i enjoyed listening to all the speakers and then listening to my own system. Some feedback would be to eventually upgrade the microphone you are using to pick up all the bass frequencies and that can resolve a lot more detail. I know youtube compresses the quality a bit but i think a better microphone would really help with comparisons like this.

[@royhuijsmans6117]

Nice comparison, but it is in this room with this amp...But For me it would be or the Dali Oberon, monitor audio and the Spendor that i would try live. with my amp of choice.

[@msample5]

Focal's for me!

[@Warsteyn]

I like the Dynaudio Evoke 50...they are the most balanced, i think...for my ears ;-)

[@mariancol2428]

1. Scala 2. Focal 3. Dali

[@fredflyingv3863]

Thanks for video ! I enjoy it ! 🥰

[@joewolf38]

Thanks for the great test! All speakers are audibly different. Of course, speakers built on similar principles sound close (Focal, Dynadio, etc). Probably just listening to a pair at home any of them would be fine:-).

[@l.b.stringfellow2413]

Interesting how the responses differ. Why NO one speaker is perfect for everyone. I heard several small details in the Lascalla that were not as apparent in the others but very impressed with Dali as well.

[@tamashorvath4883]

Great stuff thanks. Have you ever thought of using really boring,.average music to test the best speakers?!

[@Smok85PL]

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[@shaymcquaid]

1. Dynaudio 2. Splendor 3. Dali The Forte seemed to have a larger soundstage (or whatever my brain perceived as a larger soundstage.) Otherwise, I personally wouldn't peruse the higher end Klipsch's. Speaker taste is just as subjective as musical tastes, as we all know. I wish you would have Monitor Audio Golds or at least Silvers to demo. I have a secondary 2 channel rig with Silver 7G book shelves which are very very good. (The winner of my personal 13 pair of speaker shoot out.) Very interesting exercise none the less. Subbed.

[@EliKlaiman]

Dynaudio, La Scala, Dali. The difference in sound is huge. There is definitely a sound I prefer.

[@perfectsoundpursuit007]

Wow, a lot of work. Very good demonstration. For me Dali have to more body.. I write this because i see as people like it much, it's a matter of preference, matching with system components. Great work! 👍👍