Anthony Gallo Speakers...Wow!

[stevem650]

Just purchased 4 Anthony Gallo Adiva Ti's and A Gallo Due' for my center speaker for my home theater. My receiver is the new Yamaha RXV 1600. My sub is an old Jamo 100 watt with two 10" woofers. All I can say is wow. I am really impressed. My listening area is 15' x 25'. The sound is just incredible. I play alot of music and theater. I highly recommend these speakers for anyone that needs to keep the wife happy (small speakers) as well as having a great sounding system.

 

[j_garcia]

I've heard the A'divas (not the Ti) and thought they sounded pretty good for being so small and single driver. I prefer the Due because it has a tweeter though. Congrats

 

[BBrunner]

Just purchased 4 Anthony Gallo Adiva Ti's and A Gallo Due' for my center speaker for my home theater. My receiver is the new Yamaha RXV 1600. My sub is an old Jamo 100 watt with two 10" woofers. All I can say is wow. I am really impressed. My listening area is 15' x 25'. The sound is just incredible. I play alot of music and theater. I highly recommend these speakers for anyone that needs to keep the wife happy (small speakers) as well as having a great sounding system.

Congrats on your new purchase! I am happy that you are enjoying them.

 

[tejax]

I have a small stereo system with 2xgallo micro (not ti) and they're very very fine. Your setup seems quite nice and balanced. Nice choice, congrats!

 

[gnagel]

I also love my Gallo speakers.

I have the A'Diva Ti speakers for my front left, front right and center speakers. I use the Nucleus Micro speakers for my two rears. The room is small (11 x 13).

I am considering "upgrading" the center channel to the Due. But, I'm not sure that this is necessary given that the seating is only about 8 feet from the center channel.

 

[stevem650]

What sub's are you all using? As stated above, I am using an old Jamo sub. It is large and not the best looking but sounds good. I need to get a smaller sub to fit under our end table. Any use the Gallo TR1 or TR2? The difference is 100wt and the other is 250wt.

 

[AndrewLyles]

Just purchased 4 Anthony Gallo Adiva Ti's and A Gallo Due' for my center speaker for my home theater. My receiver is the new Yamaha RXV 1600. My sub is an old Jamo 100 watt with two 10" woofers. All I can say is wow. I am really impressed. My listening area is 15' x 25'. The sound is just incredible. I play alot of music and theater. I highly recommend these speakers for anyone that needs to keep the wife happy (small speakers) as well as having a great sounding system.

Congratulations on your new system. I just finished hooking up the rest of mine this weekend. I'm using the AGA REf. 3.1's as my front left and right (Including bi-amping the second voice coil with the AGA S/A), the Multimedia A/V Matching center and the A'Diva Ti's as my two surround shannels. I've been runing the mains and center for a little over a week but got the S/A and the A'divas finnally set up this weekend. I have to agree that I am blown away by the overall sound quality. I'm trying to convince my brother to opt for the A'Diva's for his apartment.

I've got the rear's wall mounted and pointed in with my couch against the rear wall. Did you opt to mount them or go with the stands? With any luck my Rives Test CD should arrive this week and I can start calibrating the system.

 

[tejax]

On my stereo system I'm using the AGA mps150 -- that's the one that looks a barrel -- and has 150W. This one has a clever design: the amp and the bass driver are two separate pieces, so you can put them side by side, needing just as few as 7in tall space.

But to be honest, for the money you can get better subs. AGA is superb on the speakers series, but, imho, not so good on the subwoofers.

 

[shadow]

I am intrigued by the size and design of these speakers for use as surrounds with my Martin Logan front speakers. Anyone use this combination?