anthony gallo vs klipsh

[SDDSfan]

I'm curious to know lets say if you (just using stereo)

compared two anthony gallo micro nucleous speaker placed them in a stereo set-up and got two klipsh SB-2 speakers and placed them also far apart in a stereo set-up.

Which speaker would win in terms of sound quality and bass.

 

[ParadigmDawg]

The one that sounds best to the listener.

 

[Seth=L]

The one that sounds best to the listener.

LOL, yep, that is exactly what it is.

SDDSfan, didn't you ask this about Orb audio already?

Again, apples and oranges.

 

[SDDSfan]

You were right completely different from each other sorry

 

[Seth=L]

You were right completely different from each other sorry

I hope that you understand we aren't trying to attack you. Speakers are all different for a reason, because people like different sound. You have to listen for yourself and decide what best fits your tastes, sound and cosmetically alike. It is hard sometimes, I know. Acoustic memory is the sortest of memory so you could listen to speakers at one store and skip to another and not be able to tell which ones you liked more.

Alas, it is a tough world.

 

[Buckeye_Nut]

I'm curious to know lets say if you (just using stereo)

compared two anthony gallo micro nucleous speaker placed them in a stereo set-up and got two klipsh SB-2 speakers and placed them also far apart in a stereo set-up.

Which speaker would win in terms of sound quality and bass.

Comparing a bookshelf speaker to a micro is apples to oranges.

You shouldnt expect much in the way of sound reproduction below 80-100hz........... or SPL of any significance coming from any micro sporting a single 2-3" driver. If overall sound quality and bass are your concerns, you might want to steer clear of the micros based on your " quality and bass" inquiry..

Don't get me wrong because micros have their place in the market, but keep in mind... they target a different customer.