Hi are the v2 better than the V3.I'm looking at the studio 60's,20 and the 570 over the ccV2.Thanks
H HDTV4ME Audioholic Intern Feb 3, 2005 #1 Hi are the v2 better than the V3.I'm looking at the studio 60's,20 and the 570 over the ccV2.Thanks
G GeneticDrift Audioholic Intern Feb 3, 2005 #2 Not sure of all the changes but the drivers have been redesigned in the V3's. You can visit their web site for more info. http://www.paradigm.com/Website/SiteReferenceProduct/RModels/StudioSeries/StudioSpecs.html
Not sure of all the changes but the drivers have been redesigned in the V3's. You can visit their web site for more info. http://www.paradigm.com/Website/SiteReferenceProduct/RModels/StudioSeries/StudioSpecs.html
Karp Audioholic Feb 3, 2005 #3 The Studio v3's are definately superior to the v2's in my opinion. The v4 of the Monitor line is now using the same tweeter that the Studio v2's have, and the Studio v3's tweeter is even better. Midrange also sounds more open while bass seems about the same between the two versions (to my ears).
The Studio v3's are definately superior to the v2's in my opinion. The v4 of the Monitor line is now using the same tweeter that the Studio v2's have, and the Studio v3's tweeter is even better. Midrange also sounds more open while bass seems about the same between the two versions (to my ears).
Karp Audioholic Feb 3, 2005 #4 Oh, and I actually prefer the sound of the 470 over the 570. Not as much lower extension, but the midrange sounds better, and my sub covers the lower bass anyway.
Oh, and I actually prefer the sound of the 470 over the 570. Not as much lower extension, but the midrange sounds better, and my sub covers the lower bass anyway.
G GeneticDrift Audioholic Intern Feb 3, 2005 #5 Although I have never heard the cc-570 I did purchase the cc-470 today and am awed by the bass this center channel puts out. It’s got punch that is on par with my front floor standers. I upgraded from the cc-370 which I thought got great bass but this sure surpasses it. In my opinion it adds to the realism to have a fuller frequency response coming from the intended speaker rather than crossing it to the sub, the placement of sound just sounds right.
Although I have never heard the cc-570 I did purchase the cc-470 today and am awed by the bass this center channel puts out. It’s got punch that is on par with my front floor standers. I upgraded from the cc-370 which I thought got great bass but this sure surpasses it. In my opinion it adds to the realism to have a fuller frequency response coming from the intended speaker rather than crossing it to the sub, the placement of sound just sounds right.
S stiletto pat Audioholic Feb 4, 2005 #6 Paradigm Studio Reference V.2 vs V.3 I wholeheartedly agree with Karp on all of his observations. I have the 100 v.3, with the cc-470 v.3 and adp-470 v.3, running with a HSU TN-1220, and everyone thinks they sound marvelous. When I was shopping, I was very pleased with the v.2s until I heard the v.3s, then there was no turning back, even though the dealers were making attractive deals on the v.2's, and the wood cabinetry was beautiful... But the v.3s were sonically superior, and that's what counts.... Pat
Paradigm Studio Reference V.2 vs V.3 I wholeheartedly agree with Karp on all of his observations. I have the 100 v.3, with the cc-470 v.3 and adp-470 v.3, running with a HSU TN-1220, and everyone thinks they sound marvelous. When I was shopping, I was very pleased with the v.2s until I heard the v.3s, then there was no turning back, even though the dealers were making attractive deals on the v.2's, and the wood cabinetry was beautiful... But the v.3s were sonically superior, and that's what counts.... Pat
