Rtia7 vs R600

Simple_Jack
Simple_Jack Posts: 25
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Prolly a ridiculous question but would there but a significant improvement from rtia7’s to the new r600’s? Equipment is an Auralic femto to an NAD M51 to Parasound 2200ii. Clearly the weakest link has been my speakers for a long time I believe anyhow. Thank u…
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  • Simple_Jack
    Simple_Jack Posts: 25
    Forgot to say qobuz subscription to auralic, not a big missing pc of info but figured I’d give as much info as possible.
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  • F1nut
    F1nut Posts: 50,546
    Simple_Jack wrote: »
    Prolly a ridiculous question but would there but a significant improvement from rtia7’s to the new r600’s? Equipment is an Auralic femto to an NAD M51 to Parasound 2200ii. Clearly the weakest link has been my speakers for a long time I believe anyhow. Thank u…

    I haven't heard any of the Reserve series, but have heard a number of the Legend series of which the Reserve is based. I'm also very familiar with the RTiA series. Therefore, since you are looking for music only speakers I feel confident in saying the Reserve speakers will be a noticeable improvement.

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  • Simple_Jack
    Simple_Jack Posts: 25
    Thank you
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  • rooftop59
    rooftop59 Posts: 8,121
    F1nut wrote: »
    Simple_Jack wrote: »
    Prolly a ridiculous question but would there but a significant improvement from rtia7’s to the new r600’s? Equipment is an Auralic femto to an NAD M51 to Parasound 2200ii. Clearly the weakest link has been my speakers for a long time I believe anyhow. Thank u…

    I haven't heard any of the Reserve series, but have heard a number of the Legend series of which the Reserve is based. I'm also very familiar with the RTiA series. Therefore, since you are looking for music only speakers I feel confident in saying the Reserve speakers will be a noticeable improvement.

    Yea I’m in the same boat. The RTi series just wasn’t good for music; legend l200s are very good but priced a bit high. Reserve looks like the sweet spot! I would love to hear a pair…
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  • Emlyn
    Emlyn Posts: 4,489
    For $200 extra a piece, I'd seriously take a look at the R700 since you already have the amp to drive them. The R600 relies on what are essentially two mid-woofer drivers to produce midrange and bass. The R700 goes to dual 8" woofers and a dedicated midrange driver. The R600 may or may not have a smoother integration of the drivers than the R700 but with less bass energy.

    If you can't get ears on to compare, may be a good idea to wait for a review from someone who's experienced both in person.
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