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Price Paid:
$379.00
from Sound City Summary: I'd been looking to replace my Bic America dv62si bookshelfs (EFE modification) with a pricier and better two way. I auditioned the RS1 in New Jersey in January after reading a very good review in England's What HiFi magazine and another excellent review of the previous model S1 in Hifi Choice magazine. I wasn't prepared for what I was about to hear.
The sound from these speakers jump out at you. They're stunningly fast and accurate and the bass is more than adequate considering their small size. What's more, the bass is punchy and tangible, something you rarely hear in such a small design. Tweeter extension is top notch yielding an open and airy sound, so if it's resolution you crave, these speakers may be your ticket.
Prior to buying these little gems, I auditioned them against PSB B25's and Infinity Beta 20's. They sound muddy compared to the RS1's. The RS1's sound better than anything out there for their size and price. Strengths: Quick and articulate. You'll hear things you've been missing. Weaknesses: Some may say low level frequency reproduction but I say they compete with some floorstanders. Similar Products Used: none
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