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On 8/18/2024 at 10:56 AM, hopkins said:

I build large speakers ("open baffle") and dabbled with vintage speakers (Altec), but I realized I was spending too much time tinkering with the sound, never really satisfied, and I was too often listening to the same "playlists" for comparison purposes. 

6 months ago, I "downsized", in favor of a set of very cheap speakers (400€!) that someone recommended. I did modify them by changing the "crossover filters" (I just followed instructions provided by a trusted source). I'm really happy with the sound, which I find detailed, lively, yet relaxing and very easy to listen to for a long time.

My girlfriend is happy not having monster speakers in the living room, and she really enjoys the sound as well.

 

I downsized even further, with a pair of “vintage” Mirage SM-6 speakers that I bought for 65€.

Mirage was a Canadian brand, and these were made in the early 1980s. Interestingly I could not find any reference of this model on the internet. SM-5 model is referenced and seems to be very nice as well.

https://radique.com/product/vintage-mirage-bookshelf-speakers-with-exceptional-sound-sm-5/

 

These speakers are easy to listen to, and provide a balanced, dynamic, sound with good detail.
 

 

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