Spatial audio

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Viv

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Spatial audio
« on: 20 Feb 2016, 06:56 am »
Hi,
I'm useing a modified Scott lk48  with kudos c10 speakers
And a kuzma turntable with soundsmith voice cartridge
I'm interested in the spatial m3 speakers
Any ideas if the 26 w Scott could produce a realistic sound

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Re: Spatial audio
« Reply #1 on: 20 Feb 2016, 02:40 pm »
Welcome to AudioCircle, Viv.  :beer:

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Re: Spatial audio
« Reply #2 on: 20 Feb 2016, 03:40 pm »
Welcome to AC!

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Re: Spatial audio
« Reply #3 on: 20 Feb 2016, 03:45 pm »
Maybe this video reply your question:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SSCeJKNf87Y
An Scott LK48B driven a Proac Response 1.5 a hard load 86dB only
playing classical music.

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Re: Spatial audio
« Reply #4 on: 20 Feb 2016, 06:03 pm »
The raw numbers say 26 wpc in a "normal" sized room should generate up to about 105 dB (which is generally accepted peaks of classical/jazz, rock is 110 dB) with the M3.  Most audiophiles I know do critical listening at 85 dB (less for casual listening).

But with two 15 inch drivers having a beefy power supply is also important and as a vintage piece I assume you'd be covered on that count.

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Re: Spatial audio
« Reply #5 on: 20 Feb 2016, 06:05 pm »
Greetings & Welcome to AC Viv  :thumb:

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Re: Spatial audio
« Reply #7 on: 20 Feb 2016, 07:35 pm »
A warm welcome to AudioCircle Mr. Viv

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