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How many of you actually "listen" to music anymore?
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<blockquote data-quote="Stick" data-source="post: 417722" data-attributes="member: 3474"><p>Great question Rande.</p><p></p><p>About 15 years ago I bought a pair of Mission M3s that were to be driven by my Marantz head unit. Not only did these speakers look impressive - sentinel tall monoliths in my lounge - they sounded beyond my expectation. Despite trialling them in a listening room prior to buying, when I got them home they blew me away. They completely transformed how I engaged in my music. Previously it was background music as I tinkered around the house, but after I wired these in they <em>demanded</em> that I stop and absorb myself in whole albums. I heard sounds that I'd not heard before. They moved me. </p><p></p><p>I'm currently hankering after a better head unit, separates probably, as although it is good the Marantz lacks the punch to showcase the speakers to their best. Just can't justify the expense though at this moment in time....</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Stick, post: 417722, member: 3474"] Great question Rande. About 15 years ago I bought a pair of Mission M3s that were to be driven by my Marantz head unit. Not only did these speakers look impressive - sentinel tall monoliths in my lounge - they sounded beyond my expectation. Despite trialling them in a listening room prior to buying, when I got them home they blew me away. They completely transformed how I engaged in my music. Previously it was background music as I tinkered around the house, but after I wired these in they [i]demanded[/i] that I stop and absorb myself in whole albums. I heard sounds that I'd not heard before. They moved me. I'm currently hankering after a better head unit, separates probably, as although it is good the Marantz lacks the punch to showcase the speakers to their best. Just can't justify the expense though at this moment in time.... [/QUOTE]
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