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3dit0r (Apr 16th 2024) |
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Re: DSP5200SE’s or not?
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Apr 16th a 12:58 PM
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| by Hector |
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IMHO DSP5200SE are the best speakers I have ever owned.
They are located in my small study, which is approximately 7 feet (2.1m) by 9 feet (2.74m). The speakers are set in corners (and set as such) on the long side. Yes it is a small space but it really works for me.
The room is carpeted over a concrete floor. The walls are studded plasterboard adorned with 7 Chris Rea prints.
For optimum balance from my listening / work desk, the right speaker is +3 on the Meridian scale. Toe in is approximately 3 degrees.
These are tremendous near field speakers which can give huge listener pleasure in many room configurations. MQA rendering was the icing on the cake.
I also have a second pair of 5200's upgraded which also sound wonderful, so my advice would be don't ignore this option. The previous set up options developed by Meridian make these a great value choice.
I hope my experience is of value to future prospective buyers.
My test track is Chris Rea Auberge (2019 Remaster) Kick the milk bottle. MQA 44k. Repeat, "it works for me"
Hector Gone Fishing
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