Polk L200 Speaker Demo Reviews

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  • mpitogo
    mpitogo Posts: 505
    Understood @F1nut nothing further from me in this thread.

    I do appreciate the honest reviews by everyone.
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  • erniejade
    erniejade Posts: 6,321
    tonyb wrote: »
    Dang, I feel sorry for the dude that has to follow one of Ray's reviews. :)

    Mine will be coming shortly. Get ready for a lot of misspelled words and bad use of then and than :)
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  • mhardy6647
    mhardy6647 Posts: 34,067
    erniejade wrote: »
    tonyb wrote: »
    Dang, I feel sorry for the dude that has to follow one of Ray's reviews. :)

    Mine will be coming shortly. Get ready for a lot of misspelled words and bad use of then and than :)

    Their, they're -- don't be so hard on youssef. Your forgivin.
  • displayname
    displayname Posts: 1,163
    Just got the walnut set in and hooked up to the Duventi in pentode at 20 watts. I didn't thing it was going go be enough power. I was incorrect.
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  • mhardy6647
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    Just got the walnut set in and hooked up to the Duventi in pentode at 20 watts. I didn't thing it was going go be enough power. I was incorrect.

    Interesting.
    Connected to 4 ohm secondaries on your amplifier?
  • displayname
    displayname Posts: 1,163
    mhardy6647 wrote: »
    Just got the walnut set in and hooked up to the Duventi in pentode at 20 watts. I didn't thing it was going go be enough power. I was incorrect.

    Interesting.
    Connected to 4 ohm secondaries on your amplifier?

    Yup, 4 ohm tap. Been playing comfortably at about 1/3 on the volume knob for a few hours. I'm hoping to get a higher power solid state amp in here as well to compare, but I'm really surprised at how nicely this pairing is working so far.
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  • displayname
    displayname Posts: 1,163
    First part of the L200's DFW tour took place this weekend. Met up with Marvin to try the L200 in his system against a few bookies he has.
    The lineup was L200, Revel M16, Onix Reference 1, and SoundTech M15 (Harbeth clones).

    I'll include more detail in the final write up, but here's the bits about the L200 that stand out both in my system and in Marvin's:
    The L200 has fairly solid low end performance. Bass is textured and deeper than some might expect. It doesn't provide massive slam, but it's generally well balanced. I think this is the strongest attribute of L200. I also think the rear "power port" is a very intelligent solution for the bass tuning, and I wish more speakers used this type of solution.

    Soundstage of the L200 was the deepest of the bunch, but is also more narrow than expected. This was the very first thing I noticed at my place as well.

    Detail is fairly good. The midrange and upper frequencies felt a little dry and analytical in my opinion yesterday (compared to the others) and images did feel larger on L200. Also noticed the highs get a little sharp, especially when we pushed the speaker a little. The imaging is good though. That did stand out as we played through various tracks yesterday.

    I'll be trying the L200s both on my Duventi and the Kinki Studio EX-M1 this week. I think it will be interesting to see if the tubes add a little midrange texture compared to a higher powered solid state amp. That's a quick teaser for now, more to come!
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  • dromunds
    dromunds Posts: 10,032
    What tubes you gonna be running? Thanks for the preliminary thoughts.
  • displayname
    displayname Posts: 1,163
    Skip is correct. No rolling for me at this point, stock tubes are doing well and not giving me any reason to change.
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  • Nightfall
    Nightfall Posts: 10,086
    DSkip wrote: »
    Anyone I know who has tried rolling with grail type tubes go back to the JJ 12au7 and EH el34.

    That's... interesting.
    afterburnt wrote: »
    They didn't speak a word of English, they were from South Carolina.

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  • erniejade
    erniejade Posts: 6,321
    Equipment used ( see figure 1 ) T+A integrated, PS Audio Direct Stream JR, Lumin D1, High Fidelity Reveal RCA, Audioquest CV8 72V speaker cable.

    I ran the speakers for a week before doing any critical listening so I could get positioning and a feel for them. I tried them with and without my old Velodyne SPL 1200. The L200 integrated very easy with the old Velo. I did the critical listening without the Velo but prefer it with since I like a bit more of a bass kick. I have talked about this before but 30 years of DJ and being behind speakers and subwoofers has probably led my taste to more bass. For my living room ( nope didn’t use the den) placement, I had them 2 feet from the back wall, 7 feet apart and 10 feet back with no side walls. To the left goes to the hallway and to the right goes into the dining room.
    I liked the build quality of the speakers. My old AQ CV8 banana plugs on some speakers can be loose but on the L200, they fit nice and snug. I like the looks of them and they do have a nice feel to them. I listened to the stock jumpers and they are not that bad. I put in my Wireworld jumpers and there was an improvement however, it wasn’t a crazy jump up from the stock ones.

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    Jazz was first up and sounded wonderful on the speakers. I listened to a couple of my standards Miles Davis Kind of Blue and Dave Brubeck Time Out. Going between the KEF Ls50W and the L200 was very easy since the KEF is powered and it does not need any wait time for a changeover. The first thing I noticed with the L200 vs the Kef and later on my Tyler Highland D2’s is placement is more up front. The KEF and the D2 had the players 15 rows back where the L200 had them at 7th row. They just seemed to bring any kind of music more to the front. I also noticed this with my old LSI9 LSI25 and LSIM705. The L200 did a very nice job making instruments sound realistic and like you are at a live show with a lot of texture to the sound. Joe Morello drum solo had solid slam great clarity. On three to get ready, you can hear the stick hit the cymbal clearly. By the end of this DSD rip from the SACD, I was very impressed.

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  • erniejade
    erniejade Posts: 6,321
    edited December 2019
    Going to the KEF LS50W playing the same music, the KEF moved the folks a few rows back and a bit wider. Things extended beyond the speaker more. This can be good and bad depending on personal taste. The top end is a bit smoother as well but just as detailed. Both speakers did Piano and horns well. Both did a great job with texture and tone. On Jazz, it was a tossup and I feel this one would 100% depend on personal preference. I know it’s not 100% same playing field since the Kef is powered but, they are in the same price range especially when the KEF went on sale for $1799.

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    Next up, Metallica and Iron Madden, Santana, and Rush. Sometimes you just want to rock out and kick it up. This is where I missed the sub in the mix. The L200’s do dig down quite a bit for their size and sound great but, when pushed to just want to rock out volume ( see figure 2 ) the subwoofer I feel needs to be in place. At normal to loud volume, they held up well but in figure 2 volume, I feel a sub is needed in the mix. This also goes for the KEF. At normal volume, the crunch of a guitar and screaming vocals, the L200’s can do very well. Going to the KEF, close but again the row gets pushed back several feet and a bit wider. The L200 again is a bit crisper on top. The Kef is not lacking on top just a different tone. In a lively room, I can see Kef doing better over the Polk. Again personal preference.
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  • erniejade
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    Classical: Started out with Daniel Harding Mendelsson Violin Concerto and Yo-Yo Ma , I prefer the tone of the KEF on this one. Full out loud orchestra like Mahler’s Symphony No.8 or Rouse Requiem, I actually prefer the Polk. The Polk \ T+A combo pulled ahead of the Kef on full heavy orchestra. I feel they had a bit more texture and dug a bit deeper into the individual instruments. When I was playing around the first week and had the sub on them really added the low end punch to big orchestra pieces nicely.
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    Nearfield and the HE@#$LL room: Changing over to the den, same gear but different room. 10X11, each wall is made of something different and hardwood floor. This room is very difficult to get good sound on but, I wanted to hear the speakers in a more lively room. I sit 5 feet from the speakers and the speakers are about 4.5 feet apart. I put on Ricki Lee Jones 1st album and Pirates. No matter how I moved the speakers around (further back, out more) the top end was too much for my taste. I have had a lot of problems with this room in the past but, I figured I would still give them a shot. Moved them back to the living room and sat 3.5 feet back, speakers 5 feet apart, still sounded good but, not fully together. I could tell where the top and bottom were coming from. The Kef is better for near field I felt.

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  • F1nut
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    My personal thanks to everyone who has posted a review. I also want thank everyone for making this as easy as possible for me so far. Ya'll doin' good job B)
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  • mhardy6647
    mhardy6647 Posts: 34,067
    F1nut wrote: »
    ...I also want thank everyone for making this as easy as possible for me so far. Ya'll doin' good job B)

    That's nice to hear!

    It was great of you, and Polk, to enable this demo!
    It likely would've been a long, long time before I got my ears on any of these models otherwise.

  • verb
    verb Posts: 10,176
    Nightfall wrote: »
    F1nut wrote: »
    Ya'll doin' good job B)

    It's like that one time when you were 12 that your dad finally complimented you on something. Tomorrow he'll probably go back to telling you how you do everything wrong but you'll never forget that one time...

    :p

    Enjoy it while it lasts! :smile:
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  • erniejade
    erniejade Posts: 6,321
    mhardy6647 wrote: »
    F1nut wrote: »
    ...I also want thank everyone for making this as easy as possible for me so far. Ya'll doin' good job B)

    That's nice to hear!

    It was great of you, and Polk, to enable this demo!
    It likely would've been a long, long time before I got my ears on any of these models otherwise.

    So you're calling @F1nut an enabler? Lol.
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    verb Posts: 10,176
    @erniejade you rocking the fro? :smile:
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  • erniejade
    erniejade Posts: 6,321
    Lol. Yep that was me in my early teens.
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  • erniejade
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    Still have that sanyo btw
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    verb Posts: 10,176
    erniejade wrote: »
    Still have that sanyo btw

    But no fro! :smile:
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  • erniejade
    erniejade Posts: 6,321
    Gravity my friend. From the top of the head to my back :*

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  • Mike Reeter
    Mike Reeter Posts: 4,315
    F1nut wrote: »
    My personal thanks to everyone who has posted a review. I also want thank everyone for making this as easy as possible for me so far. Ya'll doin' good job B)

    That's great, will a Demo Program for the L800's be in the near future? :D:D

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    verb Posts: 10,176
    erniejade wrote: »
    Gravity my friend. From the top of the head to my back :*

    Aw! That's not right Brian! I'm trying to unsee that! :smile:
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  • F1nut
    F1nut Posts: 50,868
    edited December 2019
    F1nut wrote: »
    My personal thanks to everyone who has posted a review. I also want thank everyone for making this as easy as possible for me so far. Ya'll doin' good job B)

    That's great, will a Demo Program for the L800's be in the near future? :D:D

    Yeah right, you cheap m o f o's wouldn't want to pay the shipping on them.
    Political Correctness'.........defined

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    verb Posts: 10,176
    F1nut wrote: »
    F1nut wrote: »
    My personal thanks to everyone who has posted a review. I also want thank everyone for making this as easy as possible for me so far. Ya'll doin' good job B)

    That's great, will a Demo Program for the L800's be in the near future? :D:D

    Yeah right, you cheap m o f o's wouldn't want to pay the shipping on them.

    I would! :smile:
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  • mhardy6647
    mhardy6647 Posts: 34,067
    verb wrote: »
    F1nut wrote: »
    F1nut wrote: »
    My personal thanks to everyone who has posted a review. I also want thank everyone for making this as easy as possible for me so far. Ya'll doin' good job B)

    That's great, will a Demo Program for the L800's be in the near future? :D:D

    Yeah right, you cheap m o f o's wouldn't want to pay the shipping on them.

    I would! :smile:

    Imagine some jasper repackin' 'em to ship 'em to the next recipient -- in a big box picked up at Costco or someplace, and throwing in some wadded up newspaper for "padding".

    :#
  • verb
    verb Posts: 10,176
    mhardy6647 wrote: »
    verb wrote: »
    F1nut wrote: »
    F1nut wrote: »
    My personal thanks to everyone who has posted a review. I also want thank everyone for making this as easy as possible for me so far. Ya'll doin' good job B)

    That's great, will a Demo Program for the L800's be in the near future? :D:D

    Yeah right, you cheap m o f o's wouldn't want to pay the shipping on them.

    I would! :smile:

    Imagine some jasper repackin' 'em to ship 'em to the next recipient -- in a big box picked up at Costco or someplace, and throwing in some wadded up newspaper for "padding".

    :#

    You calling me a Jasper? Lol! :smile: I think some wooden crates would be in order!
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