Loudspeakers / Japanese
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I have sp300’s and sp3700a’s. And love both. I don’t have an answer for the worst although a friend had a pair when I was in high school mid eighties that I could pick up with one finger. I have no idea the model though. Dip in and out HERE Our entire vintage Sansui archive […]
I own a pair of ELS-F83X Stax speakers that I bought through the advice of a close friend whose opinions I value very highly. He rang me one night knowing I wanted to buy a good pair of speakers and told me that these were available. However only one was working which was a fact […]
“As good pairs seem to go for £1000, my question is how would they stack up against other speakers in the same price bracket old or new? Also I seem to remember reading somewhere that due to their ruthless accuracy they exposed weakness in early Naim amplification, and were not a good partner…fair” Read more
Looks impressive but I have not had direct personal experience nor been in discussion (yet) with anyone who has. Neil / editor.
Written in 2009 With the cooperation of Canada’s National Research Council (NRC), in the year 2000 the SoundStage! Network began measuring and publishing objective measurements of loudspeaker products — a first for online publications. The NRC’s legacy of producing accurate loudspeaker measurements goes back decades. Literally thousands of speakers have been measured in their facilities […]
From 1991 we believe:
Gentlemen; other than the Yamaha NS1000, have the Japanese every built credible loudspeakers? I guess you are speaking historically, right? Well, yes, they did. Sony in fact. In the very early 1980s they released the SSG1 Series 2. It wasn’t cheap. Around £200 from memory, which was a small fortune then. However … This isn’t […]
