hello fellow ML converts
Ive just bought second hand a pair of very new Purity's in the UK - a bargain at £1200, as they are now about £2900 new here!
The only down side so far was moving and storing the coffins they come in - UK houses are smaller than in the USA so the car is now kept outside the garage to make room for them!
Having previously owned Quad ESL63's Im captivated to rediscover that transparent mid / high range information coming ouut of these speakers - audience clapping is so realistic for instance - and female voices are wonderful - even from my modest Cambridge 840A integrated amp. I play mainly vinyl from my Michell Gyro SE / Technoarm / and soon to be Audio Technica 09 cartridge, and have discovered a whole new record collection to work through!
My only problem which I would welcome any advise on helping alleviate concerns bass - not a problem with the speakers but with my room.
I have a 15ft square lounge and have always had excess bass problems . I am experimenting a lot with positioning but any tips on best support for the speakers for instance would be appreciated. Do spikes help compared to the rubber feet, are there dedicated low stands which give air under the speakers , for instance?
thanks
husk
Ive just bought second hand a pair of very new Purity's in the UK - a bargain at £1200, as they are now about £2900 new here!
The only down side so far was moving and storing the coffins they come in - UK houses are smaller than in the USA so the car is now kept outside the garage to make room for them!
Having previously owned Quad ESL63's Im captivated to rediscover that transparent mid / high range information coming ouut of these speakers - audience clapping is so realistic for instance - and female voices are wonderful - even from my modest Cambridge 840A integrated amp. I play mainly vinyl from my Michell Gyro SE / Technoarm / and soon to be Audio Technica 09 cartridge, and have discovered a whole new record collection to work through!
My only problem which I would welcome any advise on helping alleviate concerns bass - not a problem with the speakers but with my room.
I have a 15ft square lounge and have always had excess bass problems . I am experimenting a lot with positioning but any tips on best support for the speakers for instance would be appreciated. Do spikes help compared to the rubber feet, are there dedicated low stands which give air under the speakers , for instance?
thanks
husk