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2015 Equipment Buying Guide
- (2015) Stereo Loudspeakers $5,000-$10,000
(2015) Stereo Loudspeakers $5,000-$10,000
(2015) Stereo Loudspeakers $5,000-$10,000
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- Parent Category: 2015 SoundStage! Network Equipment Buying Guide
- Category: (2015) Stereo Loudspeakers $5,000-$10,000
Price: $5400 per pair
Website: www.bryston.com
Jeff said: The Bryston Middle T has a lot going for it. At $5400/pair, it’s an unquestionable value: a big, three-way speaker that will flat-out rock without losing its audiophile street cred. That’s a tough balancing act, but the Middle T handles it well.
Read the SoundStage! Ultra review.
The gist: Beefy floorstander that’s more about sound than glitz.
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- Parent Category: 2015 SoundStage! Network Equipment Buying Guide
- Category: (2015) Stereo Loudspeakers $5,000-$10,000
Price: $7498 per pair
Website: www.psbspeakers.com
Doug said: The PSB Imagine T3’s strengths are plentiful: beautiful finishes, excellent build quality, exceptional bass, outstanding resolution, and a supersmooth, fatigue-free sound throughout the audioband.
Read the SoundStage! Hi-Fi review.
The gist: Paul Barton’s best speaker yet.
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- Parent Category: 2015 SoundStage! Network Equipment Buying Guide
- Category: (2015) Stereo Loudspeakers $5,000-$10,000
Price: $9990 per pair
Website: www.reference3A.com
Jason said: Reference 3A’s Nefes represents good value, which often isn’t the case with smaller companies that can’t take advantage of the economies of scale that make it possible to pump out large runs of high-quality products at low prices. At $9990/pair, the Nefes is a lot of speaker for the money.
Read the SoundStage! Ultra review.
The gist: A unique sound that will appeal to some folks.
