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@@ricomartin8720 Monitor audio Silver 100 7g. They have gold woofers similar to Klipsch

@@thomothomo1078 agree and I also love the bookshelf version of these speakers. The dome tweeter does a great job

Yeah, the tweeter plays at 92 and the woofer at 85. Genius.

@@holmbergaudio What makes you think that? Stereophile measured the F2 at a genuine 93.5db/watt sensitivity so it is perfectly reasonable to expect the F1 to be 92db.There are plenty of 8 inch 4 ohm mid woofers that are above 92db sensitivity..

@@Castaa not sure I felt the same. I used as two channels on movies and I heard voices but maybe if there are too many other sounds perhaps it gets muddled? Could it be the room?

@@bruceandt I agree that they are cleaner sounding than some of today's offerings. Thanks for watching!

@@bruceandt that's great! Those are really nice speakers with the real wood veneer and a sound that is pretty flat without shirilness or booming bass

Just got the RC10 and the RC 30 home. I haven’t listened to them yet. I just spent some time giving them a good Ol’ scrubbing. Used a nice hardwood floor cleaner on the cabinets with a mild brush to get onto the grooves of the grain. They came up beautifully. Super looking forward to give the RC 30’s a chance to shine when setting it all up.

​@@bruceandtlooking forward to hearing how it goes!

@@SylvainThuret I agree! Fantastic speakers

@@MDxGano yes they are large for desktop. I use them in my listening room and they are definitely not going anywhere. I am currently using MA Silver 3i vintage on stands in my office. The office speakers are continuously changing. The vintage MA are also stellar and will be featured soon on the channel.Thanks for watching!

@@revivehificanada Will definitely add you to the watch list, always good to see another Canadian audiophile who is passionate about their gear. I run the Silver RS6's as my floorstanders and run both systems with a Topping MX3s. If you arent scared to throw $240-$280 on a unit, I highly recommend it as a miniscule all in one that punches FAR above its asking price and size.

@@MDxGano thanks! i will look out for that topping! Stay tuned for many more speaker and amp features!

@@revivehificanada If you are in Calgary I'd gladly lend one to ya to play around with for a weekend.

@@MDxGano I am not in Calgary but thank you!

@@HornWorm8 thanks for your question! What version of the atom's do you have? The new SE Atom?

@@revivehificanada No. I have the original Atom V.1's.

​@@HornWorm8 ok I have had two pairs of Titan V1 which appear to be similar to the Atom V1 but bigger. Will be foaming my latest pair for the channel soon. Based on the experience with the Titan the SB1 will be a totally different speaker and thus it is a matter of personal taste. In terms of BUILD I would say the SB1 is quite a step up as it is a smooth finished heavy braced box with removable grills. I dislike non-removable grills. The SB1 presents itself as a high end speakee with curved edges and it's heavy build with glossy finish. Highs will be very different between these speakers as the NHT would be clearer but could be brighter depending on the amp you are using whereas my experience with the paradigm titan V1 is that it is a darker sounding speaker owing to the dome tweeter vs the aluminum on the SB1. The amp pairing has to be carried out with care for the SB1 in my experience but the results can be quite rewarding. . Mids would be similar with an edge to the SB1 for clarity. Bass would be similar but the paradigm could potentially go deeper (maybe) while the quality of bass is quite nice on the SB1 with less boom). As I said it is a matter of personal taste as the sound signature is totally different between the two. I am passionate about build quality lately though and the SB1 really surprised me in a good way while the Titan V1 bass port for example surprised me as it appears to be made of a thick cardboard/paper based material rather than a more substantial material. Again a matter of personal taste. I really like both the Titan V1 and SB1 but certain aspects are pluses and minuses between the speakers. The SB1 feels like a premium product based on build quality and scalability of performance with amp quality while the Titan V1 is comfortable with many amps, requires less power to drive because it is a ported box and has a more laid back sound signature.

Also the Paradigm has the tweeter further back on the baffle behind the non-removable grill, which likely contributes to the slightly darker sound signature

@@silkhead44 they are GREAT speakers for the money no doubt

oh boy yes, they DO punch way above their weight! Smoothness for sure. Love these!

I still kick myself for selling my PSB300. Both the 300 and 500 sound so smooth. Not sure what they did but that combo of t the tweeter and woofer was magical!

Thanks very much!

Awesome! Energy Is great! I had paradigm mini monitors at one point that were excellent too as far as bang for the buck!

Thanks for your comment!

Thanks!

Yes! Thanks for your comment! They are excellent all-rounders!

Agreed! Love the real wood veneer and non fatiguing sound signature!

Hey! I currently have a pair of RC10's for sale, have you considered expanding your setup with additional speakers?

@@finnrmr thanks for your comments please see all of the speaker discussions on our channe with many more to come l including the amps and DACs coming soon. Thanks for your comments!

@@revivehificanada where can i find it? Do you have a particular link leading to a website?

Very welcome!

Thanks! Details and sparkle are fantastic. I paired mine with a Marantz 2 channel receiver and they sounded wonderful with my vinyl. I used the provided port plugs if they are up against the wall .

@@revivehificanada Thanks, will order soon, enjoy.

Put them 9-12 inches from a wall (not in a cabinet or on a shelf) with no port plug and at ear level for the best listening. The bass is impressive for a speaker of this size. I’ve had them for over a year now, paired with a denon 70 watt receiver in a HT system. 70 watts drives them nicely, and the somewhat mellow denon sound works well to balance out the crisp KEF sound. Big soundstage is perfect for music and HT use.

@@jemsmay2167 okay nice, I am going to to need for a bedroom, they're going to be close to a wall, about 6 inches so I am going to need the plug for them. When I move out of my parents place I will get the Kef Q550.

very underrated indeed...i really like them!

They are nice. I really liked their sound with vinyl.

How did you like them?

Completely agree. They are nice speakers! What amazes me the most about the studio series is that they keep right up with many of the newest speakers . I will be featuring the S38 coming this year as those are one of my all time favorite along with the s26.