RTi-10 vs SDA2 A
jacobmeyerammo
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Well guys it's in the heading...what are your thoughts on the RTi-10 towers as compared to a mint set of SDA2 a? Pros cons
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Sounds good guys...Thank You all. I will be sticking with the SDAs as music is mostly what my needs are
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The first one is for HT and the other for music.Political Correctness'.........defined
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Im sorry F1nut.. HT?
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Ok...I got it. So the RTi10 will be more for movies and not perform as well as the SDAs with music input.
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Rti = Reference Theater improved. Yes voiced more for movies a such.
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Apples to oranges sorta.
Ignoring the SDA aspect, the Rti10 are a decent bit "Forward" in voicing, but do have a very nice clean sound otherwise.
I think the SDA2s would be better in the deep bass also.
I get both ARE speakers, but not really all that comparable overall.
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The first one is for HT and the other for music.
I have heard a few of the Rti on music, and they are no slouches, as long as one can EQ out that forward upper mid/high end sound. But agree, as they are, voiced more for HT sound. -
Ahhhh... That explains quite a bit for my own A/B listening. I'd hate to part out and sell my RTi-10, but they just don't stereo like my Monitor 12 (and presumably my in-process 1C). I even tried my EQ on the stereo rig, but it just didn't make enough of a difference.Hansvelton wrote: »
...as long as one can EQ out that forward upper mid/high end sound...
When I had the RTi-10 hooked up to the tv, they were really great for movies as just L/R with the tv acting as a Center. I might move them back to the tv room...
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