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First of all let me say hello to everyone here. This is my first post and hope to learn a lot here and contribute what I am able, given my newbeeness.
My first inquiry is regarding my current set up in which I'm using the Vienna Acoustics Bach Grand for my mains. I really would like to move to a set of monitors/bookshelves for space and convenience.
My current 2 channel set up is the Vienna's powered by an old school Rotel RB-BAX and a Cambridge Audio C Prue-amp. low-end Polk subwoofer.
As others have said, I really like the Vienna's! But they lack a bit of liveliness/life/spunk which I miss.
My goal I guess is two fold. First, I'd like to go to monitors and second, I'd like to have a bit more spunk while maintaining the sweet smoothness of the Bach Grands.
I will be upgrading my sub in the near future to i don't know what yet.
the caveat here is that I'd like to trade/sell my speakers and get the very most I can from the bookshelves. I'm pretty poor now so have very little cash to lay out.
any and all recommendations comments advise etc. would be greatly appreciated. Thanks very much
My first inquiry is regarding my current set up in which I'm using the Vienna Acoustics Bach Grand for my mains. I really would like to move to a set of monitors/bookshelves for space and convenience.
My current 2 channel set up is the Vienna's powered by an old school Rotel RB-BAX and a Cambridge Audio C Prue-amp. low-end Polk subwoofer.
As others have said, I really like the Vienna's! But they lack a bit of liveliness/life/spunk which I miss.
My goal I guess is two fold. First, I'd like to go to monitors and second, I'd like to have a bit more spunk while maintaining the sweet smoothness of the Bach Grands.
I will be upgrading my sub in the near future to i don't know what yet.
the caveat here is that I'd like to trade/sell my speakers and get the very most I can from the bookshelves. I'm pretty poor now so have very little cash to lay out.
any and all recommendations comments advise etc. would be greatly appreciated. Thanks very much