B&W CMD-NT for my LSI9s, am I crazy?

xfontanax
xfontanax Posts: 82
edited October 2003 in Speakers
Here in Okinawa, there are no Polks available, yet alone LSIs. There is, however, an authorized B&W dealer. I've been offered the CMD-NT for my LSI-9s and about $200.

I've compared the two in sound, and though they sound different, I can't say one sounds better than the other. Who's heard both and can voice an opinion? Is it a worthy trade? This is for a two channel rig. Thanks in advance.
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  • mantis
    mantis Posts: 17,200
    edited October 2003
    It's up 2 you man,

    I have heard them both many times and i feel B&W isn't as universal as the Lsi's are.

    I will admit that they do play jazz and classical like no other but give them any type of harder music and they sound terrible replaying it.It's my opnion as I was on track to buy a complete Cdm series 7.1 system.I was going for the 9nt's.They are a remarkable sounding speaker but I noticed all it's flaws after countless demo's and Installing them in different homes.

    But truthfully it comes down to your music and gear driving.The B&W's are much eaiser to run and will play louder with the same amount of power.

    The Lsi series I feel are truely great.They are one hell of a acurate speaker no matter what you run on them.

    Movies,Music it doesn't even matter.For the price I feel they can't be beat.

    Dan
    Dan
    My personal quest is to save to world of bad audio, one thread at a time.
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