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Gary elaborated further on this decision: “I’ve always had an issue with measurements because there are things I can measure that I don’t hear, and there are things I can hear that I don’t know (yet?) how to measure. The published sensitivity figure of 85dB 1 watt 1 meter is the traditional ‘anechoic’ measurement. When I mentioned 87dB to you, it’s with white noise using a high-power amplifier delivering constant voltage, which is more real-world to me. It is the same with frequency response. I publish a ‘musical range’ referencing music notes. An anechoic frequency response from these speakers is not representative as the double bass in a jazz quartet would be completely missing if you read the numbers instead of listening to music.”

The smooth, warm and gorgeous presentation of this pair put a huge smile on my face–I enjoy the Allnic so much but I don’t always have a pair of efficient speakers to use with them. After a few weeks, I felt that the pairing could struggle a bit to energize the room with enough bass, so I swapped the Fern and Roby in. The Amp No. 2’s 25 watts per channel sounded more in control of the Minuets’ low frequency performance. This, of course, was a supremely enjoyable pairing for a reasonable amount of money–just $18k and change for amplification and speakers, and you even get an excellent inboard phono stage thrown in.

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