![]() One of the reviews stated that they have a similar sound to Harbeth. I have to say I am highly intrigued by this speaker. I only managed to find a couple of reviews on the 20’s and not much in the way of user write-ups on the forums. I’d actually read a Glowing review of the LSA-10 some time back, which had put the brand on my radar. So recently I saw that the LSA-20’s are on sale. Clear sparkly high range without being too bright, tight well controlled low end, but I kind of felt like the mids were. I previously owned a pair of PSB-500’s that I liked better than the Klipsch. I’ll admit it, I liked the smoothness in the mids, but that horn loaded tweeter just killed it for me. Fatiguing? After 5min it felt like my ears had run a sonic marathon. The high end on the vocals, when I listened to Daft Punk’s “One More Time”, felt like someone was in my face with a bullhorn. I’d always wondered what “shouty” meant when folks described speakers. I have a pair of Klipsch RF-5’s, but to be perfectly honest I really wasn’t a fan of their sound when I had them hooked up to my integrated amp. I still need to come up with a phono stage I have my eye on an Acurus P10 available locally fairly cheap that will hopefully get me by until I can find an ARC unit that fits my budget. My source is going to be (for now) a Technics SL-1200 mk1 with an at-3600l cart. The power amp makes 250/400wpc into 4/8ohm respectively. My system thus far consists of an ARC LS-25 mk II linestage paired with a Legacy L200 high current amplifier (essentially a rebranded CODA Stage 3). I’m in the process of trying to assemble my first legit 2-channel hi fi system and am looking for a suitable pair of floorstanders. ![]()
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