Wharfedale Super Denton, Mission 750, Leak Sandwich 150... What's the Difference??

[@ThomasKahalepuna]

These Leaks with the new Marantz M1 and it’s high pass low pass ability makes it easy to add sub and keep the always from being muddled by the lower frequency ranges

[@1964wingman]

So out of the three, which speaker would be great for listening to vinyl?

[@Brett1334]

Great video, you guys should post more often

[@EastSide_Motel]

Ripper review mate, professional and informative video.

[@SavageListener]

These are all designed by the legendary Peter Comeau of parent company IAG. He deserves his name up there with Andrew Jones, Henry Kloss, and Mark Levinson.

[@stpierreorama]

Paul Barton, Ken Ishiwata

[@goodboid]

All these speakers are from the same parent company right?

[@audiovisualrevolutionptyltd]

Correct. Wharfedale, Mission and Leak are owned by parent company International Audio Group Ltd (IAG)

[@zsoltf.2662]

14:48-15:36 So the 86 dB Leak is the most sensitive and the 87 dB Wharfedale the least sensitive of the three speakers... WTF? Are you sure? I think you should find something else to do, audio/hi-fi is not for you! You don't even know the basics.

[@oldskoolhead0]

Was just gonna point this out not making sense lol

[@calebkimbrough9627]

Glad you pointed that out. I had to back the video to make sure thats what he said.

[@emotown1]

Not a particularly informative analysis. Relative prices? What kind of music these are individually suited to ? I.e sonic characteristics ? Have you actually hooked any of them up ?

[@nathanielbrice8725]

Aluminium… great review otherwise! :)

[@martinaston1715]

Yes the correct English pronunciation

[@nathanielbrice8725]

@@martinaston1715 he’s Australian, he should know better 🙃

[@kevingest5452]

Everything you were saying about speaker sensitivity is backward. You should educate yourself before you continue presenting yourself as an authority on speakers.

[@richgrao]

What a BS video. It’s a long ad for speakers from the same parent company. By his logic, three way speakers are, by definition, better than two way speakers. Find another gig, dude.

[@NosEL34]

Well I certainly prefer a full range or close enough 3-way vs a 2-way. Just a personal preference..so others can disagree.

[@richgrao]

@@NosEL34 Hi there. The point I was making was that this KZbinr is putting himself out as an audio reviewer, but is just an unqualified shill regurgitating the companies’ marketing materials. I am not arguing that two way is better than three way or vice versa. His recitation of the benefits of one of these speakers, however, inferred that. It is all in the execution. My first set of speakers were three way bookshelf Fishers (18 years old and went for the biggest woofer, don’t judge, lol). The woofer on one blew out after 6 months, and I bought a pair of two way AR 18’s that sonically blew the Fishers away.