So it's finally down (I pray to the heavens it is so!) to three speakers. I have tested multiple genres of music and they were spot on the sound. All these speakers I would describe as being very musical. I have the budget for all three speakers, but I want to get the best out the money and quality. My focus is on detail, soundstage, punch...
Dali Oberon 7
Pros
1) 2 way speaker that I am getting at a good price.
2)I get my colour (white) and a very musical sounding speaker with great sound stage and great detail at just the right amount of warmth and open sound for metal, hard rock and electronic music.
3) 6 ohm speaker that will tax my AVR for lesser power (since my Onkyo AVR does 6(110W)-8 ohms (85 W)
4) Will be perfect for my room size (14.8 ft (L) x 13 ft (W) x 10 ft (H)
Cons -
1)Not a 3 way
2)Less sensitivity - 88.5
3)I don't have a chance to check this speaker against the other two
4) Not sure about this, but does this have the same high treble as the Zensor 7?
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Specs
Davis Acoustics Maya
Pros
1) a very musical sounding speaker with great sound stage and great detail at just the right amount of warmth and open sound for metal, hard rock and electronic music.
2) Will not tax my AVR since its a per say as it is a 4-8ohm speakers with a high sensitivity of 91 DB
3) Is a 3 way
4) Will get my color white
Cons
1) Comes at a price around 60k more than the Oberon 7. Is it worth it?
2) Not sure, but the specs seem equivalent to the Dali
2) 6 ohm speaker that will tax my AVR for lesser power (since my Onkyo AVR does 6(110W)-8 ohms (85 W)
Specs
Bass reflex : port on the front
Nominal power : 80 W
Max Power : 120 W
Number of ways : 3
Number of drivers: 3
Sensitivity : 91 dB
Frequency response : 45-21000 Hz
Tweeter : soft dome 25 mm
midrange : 1 x 17 cm fiber glass
Woofer : 1 x 17 cm paper
Dimensions (cm) : 90 x 19 x 27
Weight (kg) : 15
Impedance : 4…8 ohms
Cut off frequencies : 300/3000 Hz
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Dynavoice Challenger M-65
Pros
1) a very musical sounding speaker with great sound stage and great detail at just the right amount of warmth and open sound for metal, hard rock and electronic music.
2) Will not tax my AVR since its a per say as it is a 4-8 ohm speakers with a high sensitivity of 93 DB
3) Is a 3 way
4) Has better specs than the Maya and the Dali
Cons
1) Comes at a price around 38k more than the Maya and 95000 more than the Dali. Is it worth it?
2) Wont get the colour White
2) Will it be too big and powerful for my room and will the bass boom? Room size (14.8 ft (L) x 13 ft (W) x 10 ft (H)
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Specifications
Dali Oberon 7
Pros
1) 2 way speaker that I am getting at a good price.
2)I get my colour (white) and a very musical sounding speaker with great sound stage and great detail at just the right amount of warmth and open sound for metal, hard rock and electronic music.
3) 6 ohm speaker that will tax my AVR for lesser power (since my Onkyo AVR does 6(110W)-8 ohms (85 W)
4) Will be perfect for my room size (14.8 ft (L) x 13 ft (W) x 10 ft (H)
Cons -
1)Not a 3 way
2)Less sensitivity - 88.5
3)I don't have a chance to check this speaker against the other two
4) Not sure about this, but does this have the same high treble as the Zensor 7?
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Specs
Product series | OBERON |
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Product | OBERON 7 |
Frequency Range (+/-3 dB) [Hz] | 36 - 26,000 |
Sensitivity (2,83 V/1 m) [dB] | 88.5 |
Nominal Impedance [ohms] | 6 |
Maximum SPL [dB] | 110 |
Recommended Amplifier Power [W] | 30 - 180 |
Crossover Frequency [Hz] | 2,300 |
Crossover Principle test | 2-way |
High frequency driver, Quantity | 1 x 29 mm |
High frequency driver, Diaphragm type | Soft Textile Dome |
Low frequency driver, Quantity | 2 X 7" |
Low frequency driver, Diaphragm type | Wood Fibre Cone |
Enclosure type | Bass Reflex |
Bass Reflex Tuning Frequency [Hz] | 39.5 |
Connection Input | Single Wire |
Magnetic Shielding | |
Recommended Placement | Floor |
Recommended Distance From Wall [cm] | 20 - 80 |
Dimensions With Base (HxWxD) [mm] | 1015 x 200 x 340 |
Weight [kg] | 14.8 |
Accessories Included | Manual Rubber Feet Spikes Front Grille |
Davis Acoustics Maya
Pros
1) a very musical sounding speaker with great sound stage and great detail at just the right amount of warmth and open sound for metal, hard rock and electronic music.
2) Will not tax my AVR since its a per say as it is a 4-8ohm speakers with a high sensitivity of 91 DB
3) Is a 3 way
4) Will get my color white
Cons
1) Comes at a price around 60k more than the Oberon 7. Is it worth it?
2) Not sure, but the specs seem equivalent to the Dali
2) 6 ohm speaker that will tax my AVR for lesser power (since my Onkyo AVR does 6(110W)-8 ohms (85 W)
Specs
Bass reflex : port on the front
Nominal power : 80 W
Max Power : 120 W
Number of ways : 3
Number of drivers: 3
Sensitivity : 91 dB
Frequency response : 45-21000 Hz
Tweeter : soft dome 25 mm
midrange : 1 x 17 cm fiber glass
Woofer : 1 x 17 cm paper
Dimensions (cm) : 90 x 19 x 27
Weight (kg) : 15
Impedance : 4…8 ohms
Cut off frequencies : 300/3000 Hz
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Dynavoice Challenger M-65
Pros
1) a very musical sounding speaker with great sound stage and great detail at just the right amount of warmth and open sound for metal, hard rock and electronic music.
2) Will not tax my AVR since its a per say as it is a 4-8 ohm speakers with a high sensitivity of 93 DB
3) Is a 3 way
4) Has better specs than the Maya and the Dali
Cons
1) Comes at a price around 38k more than the Maya and 95000 more than the Dali. Is it worth it?
2) Wont get the colour White
2) Will it be too big and powerful for my room and will the bass boom? Room size (14.8 ft (L) x 13 ft (W) x 10 ft (H)
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Specifications
Type: | Floorstanding Speaker |
Model: | M-65 |
Colour: | Black, Oak, White |
Power Handling (RMS): | 175 W |
Power handling (Max): | 250 W |
Frequency Range: | 25 - 32.000 Hz |
Sensitivity: | 93 dB |
Nominal Impedance: | 4-8 Ohms |
Crossover Frequencies: | 240 / 2500 Hz |
Woofer: | 2 x 6,5 inch |
Midrange: | 2 x 5,25 inch |
Tweeter: | 1" Super Audio |
Dimensions (WxHxD): | 198 x 1100 x 395 mm |
Weight: | 27 kg |