I found that the Tung Sol EL34B's are very good. I have also replaced the voltage tubes with JSC Voskhod 6N2P-EB / 6AX7 and it has made a very nice improvement. Bass tightened up and the treble has smoothed out. I am waiting for an NOS Mullard CV1863 (5Z4G) rectifier. I may report back with an update.
Thanks for sharing! That sounds like a good improvement. Curious to hear about the rectifier swap too. I'm going to be experimenting with alternate tubes on the A10 in the not too distant future.
@@nadiraudio I have (new) Mullard EL34 which sound sweeter than stock. Coincidentally, my parents met when they both worked in the Mullards factory in Blackburn, England.
Been talkin myself in and out of buyin the A 10 just to see what it would sound like throuh my 1980 Klipschorns . Paul said what the world needs is a good 5 watt amplifier I know he's right just want to hear for myself.
Hello from Australia. I own a fully integrated PrimaLuna Valve or Toob amplifier as you guys say it. Its running 6 12AU7s in the pre-amp stage and 8 KT120 Valves in the power end of things. While I found the EL34s pleasing enough, it did need a bit more grunt. There are 2 switches on the right side hand side to select either a HP or LS (Headphone or Loud Speaker) and another switch to select EL OR KT valves and as the amp has adaptive auto bias, it was great not to get the multimeter out like I did 7 years ago. Having a selector switch for headphones was a great idea as I've never been fond of plugging in headphones and expecting that socket to choose between the speakers and cans. I would have gone with 8 KT150s but those valves are too tall to allow the cage to to fit properly and as bandwidth is what you have to worry about, the KT120s are fine. The 6 12AU7s are so quiet it was ridiculous to valve roll except for some Sylvania tubes which were, for a NOS tube didn't make any difference and at $600 dollars for them, I couldn't justify the expense. The switch on the left side was a dedicated power switch and even though there is a remote control, I'm quite happy to shut the amplifier off by hand. The remote is heavy and the whole amplifier is point to point quality. I love it. Google the company. It really is a great piece of kit. Cheers Andrew.
There are a lot of modifications that can be done with this amp. First I changed all the tubes for Gold Lions, I run a tube DAC preamp and an EQ. This greatly improves the signal, run the amp at a lower volume and allows you to tune per recording. I've run Audio Nirvana 10" -98db full range, vintage Tannoy LZIII -94db and Paradigm 7se's -89db. They all have their own character, I like the Paradigm the most, I have to push it a little to get more detail but it's very non-fatiguing and they play all styles well. Finally, You can buy adapters to run 12ax7 preamp tubes as well as a solid state rectifier that plugs into the tube socket. If you have the Point to point wired version of the A10 then it's very easy to replace the caps for higher quality ones and do a few other mods.
Thanks for the advice. I bought a pair of DIY WD25T speakers that had a dark sounding mids and strong highs. The A10 sounds okay with these - the mids livened up and the highs were toned down. Am sure the mods will sound even better.
I use my A 10 currently with a pair of EV 8inch two way budget horn loaded stage monitors(I put USA 8"EV drivers in them to replace the taiwan woofers that they came with) Huge difference! They are now super revealing! Maybe too much so for most audiophiles.but the A 10 sounds incredible with the EV's. one combo that really surprised me was the magic that my Celestion DL6's produced with this amp! I have yet to test it on my Klipsch Belle's and Heresy's that I own.have fun!!!
I love this little amp since I had to replace tubes with n.o.s. tubes since my A 10 arrived with a broken rectifier and input tubes.but with the re issued telefunkens,they are stellar!
I bought this amp coz of all the rave reviews (Zero Fidelity, Guttenberg, Thomas etc). I wish I had saved my money. Nobody mentions that the mids are so far forward that it sounds tinny. It's great for acoustic, classical, jazz and vocal - instruments and voices sound real. I can't listen to rock as it lacks bass, perhaps would be ok with a sub. Sensitive speakers are often expensive as companies are catering to a select customer. Also, due to the laws of physics (Hoffman's law) you can't have a small efficient speaker with good bass extension - one of the 3 must be sacrificed. That's why most sensitive speakers are big. A good SET amp (or tube push-pull) costs proper money and these are $200 in China. I paid £350 in the UK which is double the actual price due to shipping/duty/VAT. If I had paid $200 it would have been a bargain. For £350 I could have bought a much better sounding class A/B amp and have a much, much wider and generally cheaper choice of speakers to buy.
I have the A10 with a pair of Klipsch Forte 3. Have just added a REL T9i subwoofer which really helps with the electronic, hip-hop, an drock music that I listen to.
I have the volume turned to 11 oclock and it's nice and loud. Thats in a big loft apartment thats 23'x35'x16'. Anything above 12 oclock is obnoxiously loud (but fun).
I was thinking about getting the A10 from China hifi. It ask about voltage. Would i choose 120? Im in USA. There are at least 10 options on their site.
Thank you for your reviews of the resong a10... I have the soundartist el34, same little amp but wired to receive 12ax7 tubes. I have tried it on totem hawks near/mid-field, great sound but obviously not louder than conversation db levels. I have 2 other bookshelves to try it with... another hard to drive speaker, the wharfedale denton 80th, and the B&W 601 s1 which are 8ohms 88-89db/w@1m. I am shopping for better tubes, both power and pre-amp to squeeze the best performance out of this little amp.
Wow nice review, the Reisong sounds so good... I prefer the Reisong over my PrimaLuna Dialogue when I pair them with the RP-600Ms (very similar to your setup). Reisong lacks power, but it sounds so sweet!! I would love to try the Reisong with good Tannoy speakers like the Eatons, coaxial drivers shine with low-power tube amps and the Tannoy are very efficent not like the LS50. I'm very happy with the Reisong I will keep experimenting with it :D
i kid you not i have bought a brand new primaluna evo200 after buying the riesong and feel the same as you. i didnt want to admit it after spending nearly 9 times the price on the prima(donna) . even tried some shuguan el34 in the prima . yestetday i recieved some shug kt88,s and they sound more dynamic.but i recon the best thing i ever did was gambling on a chinese amp it arrived on the day lockdown started from hong kong. very very impressed i thank steve guttenburg
@@ianwaller5036 Yeah, We have the same experience. I think the Reisong sounds so good because it's very low powered, It's just more tubey... the PrimaLunas sound more like transistors. I prefer how the Reisong sounds... It's amazing.
Lpsu for the phono and the turntable = no bright + bigger soundstage, more details and more nuances. + If you can solder replace the basic capacitors in it by Elna silmic 2 RFS. To reduce vibration dampening the box for smoother sound and less brightness you can put some dynamat inside the phono box case. I made all those upgrades and i have a smooth and detailed sound now. (project essential 3, phono box MM, Nagaoka mp110, audioquest golden gate cables) And the best thing if you upgrade later your phono amp you can keep the lpsu, same with the turntable. It really makes a big difference.
Cool video, I've been holding off on pulling the trigger on this amp for over 6 months. It will be my next amp for sure. Only thing I'll say is, you're not going to hear much with that cart.
99.99% of youtube reviewers dont include music examples, and few that do (avshow report, thomas&stereo) have so poor sound who can tell anything any way? another youtuber, crc diy have some good sound videos of chinese amps, china stuff is really cheap and more than decent, esp if u can mod a little inside of the amp.
Thanks! I haven’t tried biwiring yet, but may at some point. I’ve started experimenting with some other tubes, though, and hope to have a video out early next year.
Not a fan of the A10 nor the very cheap small klipsch bookshelves. I do own the A10 and also own a pair of Klipsch RP-160M which are basically the RP-600M's minus the vented tweeter. Even the RP-160M's are a bad match for the A10 wich probably makes only a couple of watts or so, not the 6 wats claimed. Want the best the A10 has to offer? Klipsch Heritage line, horn loaded tweeter, horn loaded mid-range driver and large paper coned woofers and near 100 db efficiency. Also own the A50 which sounds a bit better than the A10 across the board but still not that great. The Willsenton R300 I also own walks all over both the reisong amps and sounds really good with far more speakers even not so sensitive speakers.
Hello, where did you purchase your "black shelving" from that organizes your stereo equipment?? Those are really cool to look at the design!! thanks! Please Advise? :)
Thanks, they're actually just inexpensive metal shelves from Lowe's with particle board planks added. I agree they look kind of cool. but they're kind of a pain to reconfigure, and for heavier equipment you need to add some additional bracing to prevent the boards from sagging. I'll be looking into some alternatives and will hopefully make a video soon.
I just don't understand with these kind of reviewers who bombard you with lots of techky talks but doesn't allow you to listen to the thing they are talking about! They just waste your time!
I don’t currently have a sub in my main system, but there are different ways to connect one depending on what type of sub you have. Just Google “connecting a subwoofer to an amp without a sub out”.
I've used it with the original Elac B5s and it sounds really good, although I still prefer the KEF LS50s. Will be trying it with some other speakers in 2022.
I have the A10.upon unboxing it,the rectifier and one input tube were broken even though they were nicely wrapped.i had NOS rectifier tubes and input tubes that I installed.also bought the reissue Telefunken EL34'S.what a difference!!!.pull those Chinese tubes,use NOS or better new tubes.you won't ever get the full potential out of it til you do.
I also have a pair of the Telefunkens and while they are really nice, I think the Tung Sols are just a bit smoother. I am sure it is just system differences.
Appreciate the review. Now I have the A10 & r51 and haven't set it up yet, so your review helps. Take 5 is a great well known recording as well. Now; where I politely split with you is concerning the r51's. They aren't going to rock your world in bass. But come on let's be honest its really the Reisong A10 thats lacking. For what it's worth the A10 is ok for a beginners tube amp. So I doubt that if you pair it with the Klipsch 600's that it would sound 2x as good as the 51's. Why? Because the A10 at 6wpc is too anemic. I have it and I have to turn the volume knob past half way just too almost fill the room with jazz music. And I'm using a room thats let's say 18x18. So even though I like my beginners tube amp. Most wanting to fill a room with great sound had better get an amp with more w.p.c.
Thanks for watching! Yes, this 6watt amp does not have enough power to fill a room with powerful bass, but it does work surprisingly well with the LS50s in my near/mid-field listening room. I'm hoping the Klipsch 600s can match the LS50s for bass while providing more volume and dynamics, but I won't know until I try it out.
@@nadiraudio now, I don't have neither of these speakers is the LS50 looks great, now how does it sound bass wise? Because I have an old pair of Cerwin Vega D-3 And at the time bass really was my probity along with saving cash for lunch.
Now, I could've sworn that I watched another review where the LS50 & R 600's were compared and I honestly forgot what the outcome was. Mostly because with speakers its all in the listener's taste. But don't let me be discouraging I appreciate these reviews b/c its hard to find places thatt that have almost anything especially the LS 50
For what it is worth when I rolled the 6N2J inputs for the JSC Voskhod 6N2P-EB /6AX7 I noticed a very nice improvement in the definition of the bass and some additional speed down low. May just be my system.
Efficient speakers can make the difference. I get to 88dB with volume turned to 12:00 with Klipsch Forte 3 speakers. I've never dared turn it past 1 oclock - and i like loud music
@@kittiwakedave Honestly love the combo, the 600s with a sub and this amp hit a dynamic sweet spot for me. In a room about 10’ x 14’, if that is helpful.
you include a music demo with your setup, words descriptions are not enough to describe sound really. microphones and sound recordings are dirt cheap these days.
You cant judge the sound thru a youtube video. So theres no point in playing it. If you want to know how it sounds you can do that only if you where in the same room.
@@albertkristmas59 Maybe YOU can't judge the sound on your computer setup but there are lots of us who can, especially with an A/B demo. Let's hear the sound, not someone talking about their feelings of the sound.
I have the A10 and the Klipsch speakers. Very happy with that combo.
Great review … convinced me to buy the A10!
I have that amp and paired it with Triangle Bro3 and Elac B6.2, the results are amazing.
how do the Bro3 behave in near or mid field, have you tried that ? thanks :)
I found that the Tung Sol EL34B's are very good. I have also replaced the voltage tubes with JSC Voskhod 6N2P-EB / 6AX7 and it has made a very nice improvement. Bass tightened up and the treble has smoothed out. I am waiting for an NOS Mullard CV1863 (5Z4G) rectifier. I may report back with an update.
Thanks for sharing! That sounds like a good improvement. Curious to hear about the rectifier swap too. I'm going to be experimenting with alternate tubes on the A10 in the not too distant future.
@@nadiraudio I have (new) Mullard EL34 which sound sweeter than stock. Coincidentally, my parents met when they both worked in the Mullards factory in Blackburn, England.
Been talkin myself in and out of buyin the A 10 just to see what it would sound like throuh my 1980 Klipschorns . Paul said what the world needs is a good 5 watt amplifier I know he's right just want to hear for myself.
Hello from Australia. I own a fully integrated PrimaLuna Valve or Toob amplifier as you guys say it. Its running 6 12AU7s in the pre-amp stage and 8 KT120 Valves in the power end of things. While I found the EL34s pleasing enough, it did need a bit more grunt. There are 2 switches on the right side hand side to select either a HP or LS (Headphone or Loud Speaker) and another switch to select EL OR KT valves and as the amp has adaptive auto bias, it was great not to get the multimeter out like I did 7 years ago. Having a selector switch for headphones was a great idea as I've never been fond of plugging in headphones and expecting that socket to choose between the speakers and cans. I would have gone with 8 KT150s but those valves are too tall to allow the cage to to fit properly and as bandwidth is what you have to worry about, the KT120s are fine. The 6 12AU7s are so quiet it was ridiculous to valve roll except for some Sylvania tubes which were, for a NOS tube didn't make any difference and at $600 dollars for them, I couldn't justify the expense. The switch on the left side was a dedicated power switch and even though there is a remote control, I'm quite happy to shut the amplifier off by hand. The remote is heavy and the whole amplifier is point to point quality. I love it. Google the company. It really is a great piece of kit. Cheers Andrew.
There are a lot of modifications that can be done with this amp. First I changed all the tubes for Gold Lions, I run a tube DAC preamp and an EQ. This greatly improves the signal, run the amp at a lower volume and allows you to tune per recording. I've run Audio Nirvana 10" -98db full range, vintage Tannoy LZIII -94db and Paradigm 7se's -89db. They all have their own character, I like the Paradigm the most, I have to push it a little to get more detail but it's very non-fatiguing and they play all styles well. Finally, You can buy adapters to run 12ax7 preamp tubes as well as a solid state rectifier that plugs into the tube socket. If you have the Point to point wired version of the A10 then it's very easy to replace the caps for higher quality ones and do a few other mods.
Thanks for the advice. I bought a pair of DIY WD25T speakers that had a dark sounding mids and strong highs. The A10 sounds okay with these - the mids livened up and the highs were toned down. Am sure the mods will sound even better.
I use my A 10 currently with a pair of EV 8inch two way budget horn loaded stage monitors(I put USA 8"EV drivers in them to replace the taiwan woofers that they came with) Huge difference! They are now super revealing! Maybe too much so for most audiophiles.but the A 10 sounds incredible with the EV's. one combo that really surprised me was the magic that my Celestion DL6's produced with this amp! I have yet to test it on my Klipsch Belle's and Heresy's that I own.have fun!!!
I love this little amp since I had to replace tubes with n.o.s. tubes since my A 10 arrived with a broken rectifier and input tubes.but with the re issued telefunkens,they are stellar!
Where did you find those tubes - I have an A 12 and looking to roll
Wow...comparing a $200 pair of speakers with a $1200+ pair of speakers...interesting. Thanks!
I bought this amp coz of all the rave reviews (Zero Fidelity, Guttenberg, Thomas etc). I wish I had saved my money. Nobody mentions that the mids are so far forward that it sounds tinny. It's great for acoustic, classical, jazz and vocal - instruments and voices sound real. I can't listen to rock as it lacks bass, perhaps would be ok with a sub. Sensitive speakers are often expensive as companies are catering to a select customer. Also, due to the laws of physics (Hoffman's law) you can't have a small efficient speaker with good bass extension - one of the 3 must be sacrificed. That's why most sensitive speakers are big. A good SET amp (or tube push-pull) costs proper money and these are $200 in China. I paid £350 in the UK which is double the actual price due to shipping/duty/VAT. If I had paid $200 it would have been a bargain. For £350 I could have bought a much better sounding class A/B amp and have a much, much wider and generally cheaper choice of speakers to buy.
If you still have , I would be interested in buying.
Thing is everything you said can be said for about 90% of tube amps ever made. You need to consider the music before you consider the equipment.
I have the A10 with a pair of Klipsch Forte 3. Have just added a REL T9i subwoofer which really helps with the electronic, hip-hop, an drock music that I listen to.
I have the volume turned to 11 oclock and it's nice and loud. Thats in a big loft apartment thats 23'x35'x16'. Anything above 12 oclock is obnoxiously loud (but fun).
We like the same kind of music man, GETZ/Gilberto
I have the A10 and am running RP600m's and it sounds wonderful! Also - I am using Schiit Modi 3 and Mani Pre Amp...
Do you need the pre? Should I get a pre before buying a tube amplifier?
@@mrchinaski4125 No preamp necessary...
I was thinking about getting the A10 from China hifi. It ask about voltage. Would i choose 120? Im in USA. There are at least 10 options on their site.
Same setup!
Thank you for your reviews of the resong a10... I have the soundartist el34, same little amp but wired to receive 12ax7 tubes. I have tried it on totem hawks near/mid-field, great sound but obviously not louder than conversation db levels. I have 2 other bookshelves to try it with... another hard to drive speaker, the wharfedale denton 80th, and the B&W 601 s1 which are 8ohms 88-89db/w@1m. I am shopping for better tubes, both power and pre-amp to squeeze the best performance out of this little amp.
Wow nice review, the Reisong sounds so good... I prefer the Reisong over my PrimaLuna Dialogue when I pair them with the RP-600Ms (very similar to your setup). Reisong lacks power, but it sounds so sweet!! I would love to try the Reisong with good Tannoy speakers like the Eatons, coaxial drivers shine with low-power tube amps and the Tannoy are very efficent not like the LS50. I'm very happy with the Reisong I will keep experimenting with it :D
i kid you not i have bought a brand new primaluna evo200 after buying the riesong and feel the same as you. i didnt want to admit it after spending nearly 9 times the price on the prima(donna) .
even tried some shuguan el34 in the prima . yestetday i recieved some shug kt88,s and they sound more dynamic.but i recon the best thing i ever did was gambling on a chinese amp it arrived on the day lockdown started from hong kong. very very impressed i thank steve guttenburg
@@ianwaller5036 Yeah, We have the same experience. I think the Reisong sounds so good because it's very low powered, It's just more tubey... the PrimaLunas sound more like transistors. I prefer how the Reisong sounds... It's amazing.
@@ianwaller5036 Thanks for your confirmation. I use A10 and prepare to upgrading to Primaluna Evo100, may be i must reconsiderate my plan.
If those are like my r-51m klipsch speakers with port in rear, they do better near a wall or corner for the reflex of the bass.
Lpsu for the phono and the turntable = no bright + bigger soundstage, more details and more nuances. + If you can solder replace the basic capacitors in it by Elna silmic 2 RFS. To reduce vibration dampening the box for smoother sound and less brightness you can put some dynamat inside the phono box case.
I made all those upgrades and i have a smooth and detailed sound now. (project essential 3, phono box MM, Nagaoka mp110, audioquest golden gate cables)
And the best thing if you upgrade later your phono amp you can keep the lpsu, same with the turntable. It really makes a big difference.
Cool video, I've been holding off on pulling the trigger on this amp for over 6 months.
It will be my next amp for sure.
Only thing I'll say is, you're not going to hear much with that cart.
All talk no sound.
99.99% of youtube reviewers dont include music examples, and few that do (avshow report, thomas&stereo) have so poor sound who can tell anything any way? another youtuber, crc diy have some good sound videos of chinese amps, china stuff is really cheap and more than decent, esp if u can mod a little inside of the amp.
Nice video. Do you biwire your Reisong to your Klipsch speakers? Looking forward to the tube rolling videos
Thanks! I haven’t tried biwiring yet, but may at some point. I’ve started experimenting with some other tubes, though, and hope to have a video out early next year.
Not a fan of the A10 nor the very cheap small klipsch bookshelves. I do own the A10 and also own a pair of Klipsch RP-160M which are basically the RP-600M's minus the vented tweeter. Even the RP-160M's are a bad match for the A10 wich probably makes only a couple of watts or so, not the 6 wats claimed. Want the best the A10 has to offer? Klipsch Heritage line, horn loaded tweeter, horn loaded mid-range driver and large paper coned woofers and near 100 db efficiency. Also own the A50 which sounds a bit better than the A10 across the board but still not that great. The Willsenton R300 I also own walks all over both the reisong amps and sounds really good with far more speakers even not so sensitive speakers.
Hi do you have the A10 biwired to the Klipsch speakers? If so, any setup advice much appreciated
I am using a Xiang Sheng 728a preamp with the A10 with a Klipsch R12 SW and RP 600. what is the tube rolling I can implement to improve the sound?
Hello, where did you purchase your "black shelving" from that organizes your stereo equipment?? Those are really cool to look at the design!! thanks! Please Advise? :)
Thanks, they're actually just inexpensive metal shelves from Lowe's with particle board planks added. I agree they look kind of cool. but they're kind of a pain to reconfigure, and for heavier equipment you need to add some additional bracing to prevent the boards from sagging. I'll be looking into some alternatives and will hopefully make a video soon.
I just don't understand with these kind of reviewers who bombard you with lots of techky talks but doesn't allow you to listen to the thing they are talking about! They just waste your time!
It would only sound as good as the low end sound card in your PC. Listening videos are a waste of time.
This amp doesn’t have a subwoofer out. How do you connect your sub?
I don’t currently have a sub in my main system, but there are different ways to connect one depending on what type of sub you have. Just Google “connecting a subwoofer to an amp without a sub out”.
how is this with more neutral sounding speakers like the Sony Sccs5, or the Elac debut 2.0 b5.2?
I've used it with the original Elac B5s and it sounds really good, although I still prefer the KEF LS50s. Will be trying it with some other speakers in 2022.
Any thoughts about using the Schiit preamp for the turntable with that amp?
I'm hoping to pick up a Schiit Mani phono preamp in the next couple of months to try out with this amp.
I have the A10.upon unboxing it,the rectifier and one input tube were broken even though they were nicely wrapped.i had NOS rectifier tubes and input tubes that I installed.also bought the reissue Telefunken EL34'S.what a difference!!!.pull those Chinese tubes,use NOS or better new tubes.you won't ever get the full potential out of it til you do.
I also have a pair of the Telefunkens and while they are really nice, I think the Tung Sols are just a bit smoother. I am sure it is just system differences.
Appreciate the review. Now I have the A10 & r51 and haven't set it up yet, so your review helps. Take 5 is a great well known recording as well. Now; where I politely split with you is concerning the r51's. They aren't going to rock your world in bass. But come on let's be honest its really the Reisong A10 thats lacking. For what it's worth the A10 is ok for a beginners tube amp. So I doubt that if you pair it with the Klipsch 600's that it would sound 2x as good as the 51's. Why? Because the A10 at 6wpc is too anemic. I have it and I have to turn the volume knob past half way just too almost fill the room with jazz music. And I'm using a room thats let's say 18x18. So even though I like my beginners tube amp. Most wanting to fill a room with great sound had better get an amp with more w.p.c.
Thanks for watching! Yes, this 6watt amp does not have enough power to fill a room with powerful bass, but it does work surprisingly well with the LS50s in my near/mid-field listening room. I'm hoping the Klipsch 600s can match the LS50s for bass while providing more volume and dynamics, but I won't know until I try it out.
@@nadiraudio now, I don't have neither of these speakers is the LS50 looks great, now how does it sound bass wise? Because I have an old pair of Cerwin Vega D-3 And at the time bass really was my probity along with saving cash for lunch.
Now, I could've sworn that I watched another review where the LS50 & R 600's were compared and I honestly forgot what the outcome was. Mostly because with speakers its all in the listener's taste. But don't let me be discouraging I appreciate these reviews b/c its hard to find places thatt that have almost anything especially the LS 50
For what it is worth when I rolled the 6N2J inputs for the JSC Voskhod 6N2P-EB /6AX7 I noticed a very nice improvement in the definition of the bass and some additional speed down low. May just be my system.
Efficient speakers can make the difference. I get to 88dB with volume turned to 12:00 with Klipsch Forte 3 speakers. I've never dared turn it past 1 oclock - and i like loud music
I'm running this amp with RP600Ms. Have you thought of adding a sub?
I'll probably add a sub at some point, but going to concentrate on some tube rolling first.
@@nadiraudio I have this with a pair of Forte 3. I added a REL t9i subwoofer today. It sounds "just right".
How do you think it’s sounds with the RP600M’s - those are the speakers I have and I’ve been thinking about getting this or the A12?
@@kittiwakedave Honestly love the combo, the 600s with a sub and this amp hit a dynamic sweet spot for me. In a room about 10’ x 14’, if that is helpful.
@@curtist358 Actually, that is almost exactly the size of the room I have them in. Thank you so much for getting back to me.
you include a music demo with your setup, words descriptions are not enough to describe sound really. microphones and sound recordings are dirt cheap these days.
Pls don't tell me what you hear our ears are different, play it live so that everybody can hear it if you can't play live I know how is like.
You cant judge the sound thru a youtube video. So theres no point in playing it. If you want to know how it sounds you can do that only if you where in the same room.
@@albertkristmas59 Maybe YOU can't judge the sound on your computer setup but there are lots of us who can, especially with an A/B demo. Let's hear the sound, not someone talking about their feelings of the sound.
Voice of Reason Of course YOU can make a judgement but it wont be an accurate one.