Hi All
Just joined this group hoping to learn from fellow enthusiasts.
I recently purchased Living Voice Avatar II speakers second hand but in great condition. The wood finish on the speakers is rather appealing. The Avatars replaced my Klipsch RP speakers. I have been quite impressed with the Avatars' detailed sound yet with a good sense of musicality and emotional feel. Though the Avatar is smaller in size compared to my Klipsch, it gives a room filling sound, a kind of enveloping feel. It doesn't dig as deep in terms of bass, but has good definition and tautness. I have some questions and hope fellow owners could assist:
1. Do I need to bi-wire the speakers to maximise the quality speakers?
2. What kind of cables go best with these speakers?
3. Any other tips on maximising the speakers' potential?
I run the LV Avatars with a solid state McIntosh C15 preamp and McIntosh 7100 (100 watt) power amp. For cds, I use my Marantz UD 7007 cd player and blusound node 2i for streaming.
Appreciate your advise and do feel free to share your experiences.
Thanks
Ram
Just joined this group hoping to learn from fellow enthusiasts.
I recently purchased Living Voice Avatar II speakers second hand but in great condition. The wood finish on the speakers is rather appealing. The Avatars replaced my Klipsch RP speakers. I have been quite impressed with the Avatars' detailed sound yet with a good sense of musicality and emotional feel. Though the Avatar is smaller in size compared to my Klipsch, it gives a room filling sound, a kind of enveloping feel. It doesn't dig as deep in terms of bass, but has good definition and tautness. I have some questions and hope fellow owners could assist:
1. Do I need to bi-wire the speakers to maximise the quality speakers?
2. What kind of cables go best with these speakers?
3. Any other tips on maximising the speakers' potential?
I run the LV Avatars with a solid state McIntosh C15 preamp and McIntosh 7100 (100 watt) power amp. For cds, I use my Marantz UD 7007 cd player and blusound node 2i for streaming.
Appreciate your advise and do feel free to share your experiences.
Thanks
Ram