LSiM 707 Review

NutsAndBolts

Well I have had my 707s and 705 for over a month now. I am happy with my SC-37 driving these and now RTiA7s as my surround speakers. But I know all about upgraditis, that is how I ended up with LSIMs

wallstreet wrote: »

A sure way to catch upgraditis. I loved my old Denon until a buddy brought over the latest top of the line yammy. The speakers just opened up in a way I hadn't experienced with my Denon. Two grand later I'm enjoying my speakers all over again with a B&K.

staporn

I bought a set of Yamaha,Yamaha A S1000 amplifier,a CD S2000 and a pair of Soavo1 speaker with Monster bi-wire ,I feel that I want more low noise from speakers,I found that LSim707 is rather cheap and I bought the pair from a chop in Bangkok, sell man didn't want me to buy this piar of speaker since because they are not direct dealer.

They try to offer me many pairs of different brands of speaker but I confirm LSim 707,they said I was the first guy who buy LSim,I purchase the speaker without testing,I felt like I am betting for this kind of speakers.

I was right,the voice is good but I feel that there is something missing then I went out for a new amplifier,I have got McIntosh Ma7000,then Icame back home and began to wire my new amp to LSim, I found that the wire connecting was wrong in a pole in my former system (LSim,Yamaha S1000).

I did bi-wire for Mc and LSim but sound quality is not good,the I go back to single wire at 8 ohms,everything is good.

With this price of LSim,I think it is very cheap when compare with their performance. I think no other speakers can matches LSim in this coming 2 or 3 years.

cfrizz

Enjoy your LSIm707s, and welcome to Club Polk!