Canton Vento 830.2
Anybody heard this speaker? I got a chance to demo it this week, and fell in love. Actually, I think I heard its little brother, the 820. Bass was very solid, highs were semi laid back, but could sparkle. The imaging is what got me, these suckers through off a massive soundstage, and they were poorly set up. I enjoyed them much more then the DT and MK offerings they also had. They may be my next speaker, if I decide to stay with a bookshelf. Just looking for others input...
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http://www.canton.de/en/hifi/vento/produkt/vento830.2.htm
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http://www.canton.de/en/hifi/vento/produkt/vento830.2.htm
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I have always liked Canton speakers. They have a very no frills sound. Not to much of anything just good sound.
I have heard the 820's and agree the soundstage was quite large for such a small speaker. Sounded better than any other bookie they had. -
I purchased the Canton Vento 830.2....excellent speaker.
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slippers-on wrote: »I purchased the Canton Vento 830.2....excellent speaker.
Very nice, pics are in order. These bookies impressed me with depth, and soundstage. I'm sure they would have sounded better in a better setup, they we're running them off of a Dennon AVR IIRC. Plus placement wasnt great, they we're on a shelf along with about 5 other bookies, but these stood out. -
Very nice, pics are in order. These bookies impressed me with depth, and soundstage. I'm sure they would have sounded better in a better setup, they we're running them off of a Dennon AVR IIRC. Plus placement wasnt great, they we're on a shelf along with about 5 other bookies, but these stood out.
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Are you going to get a pair? -
They are on my list, but it'll be next year. I'd like to have my 9's modded and live with them for awhile. Those are great looking speakers.
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these are beautiful. awe.I have found that tube based computers provide the best sound quality. ENIAC and MANIAC I offer a smooth, well defined and articulated sound unmatched by the current silicon based CPUs.
jeremymarcinko wrote: »But as in all things your perception is your reality. -
Thanks fellas...the sound even better. Love the midrange. And believe me...they look better in person.
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slippers-on wrote: »Thanks fellas...the sound even better. Love the midrange. And believe me...they look better in person.
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Check out ERA D5's too.
