It does, but I'm not sure what. They may not represent my ideal speaker, but they don't suck either. I don't know about you, but I could live with them in the near term as I spend time auditioning other stuff, whether that's finding locals with gear you're interested in or taking advantage of the return policies of various ID vendors. Seems like that would be more cost effective in the long term versus buying/selling regularly.
No No no the Ultras do NOT suck. I agree with you on that Steve. My original plan was to use my Polks until I got some things paid off. However, I figured out rather quickly that was NOT going to be the case. Things have not gone as planned.
That is how I ended up with the Ultras. When I sold all of my Polks, I then had the funds to buy the Ultras. Even have managed to get (2) PSA S1500's. Also, have gotten some things straightened out with my finances. So, I am looking at making a BIG move. Just need to sell my Ultras first.
In the meantime, the Ultras will easily hold me over. Much better than my Polks. The reason I am considering the Chanes A2.4 is because I am very fond of an MTM design. Just plan to check them out. Taking advantage of the return policy has been my plan all along.
Hoping to also check out the JBL 530's. Someone over at AVS PM'd me offering his for $430 or so plus shipping. He even lives in Kentucky-so shipping would have been very affordable. However, I would have no way to return them if they are not to my liking. So, I passed on them.
Right now, the 530's are NOT in stock and the Chanes A2.4 are not even available just yet. So, I am fine with my Ultras. No complaints whatsoever. Once the Ultras sell, I may just opt for my BIG move. Getting there slowly, but surely.
Cheers,
Phil