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The Harbeth 40.2 is goingto be a huge price jump and with your space you might want to look into a smaller speaker. If you're dead set on thatmodel, you can try to find a used pair... it might...

I listened to set of Magico S1s a couple years ago. For a while, they were some of the most affordable (and best sounding) two-way speakers out there until Magico released the A3s. They sound clean...

Had the opportunity to demo these and they are great for their smaller size. It's surprising. You won't get much bass but the Harbeth P3ESR are a more natural sounding than a lot of bookshelf...

I can't speak specifically to the C7ES3 (I listened to the smaller P3s) but the name Harbeth certainly carries a lot of weight. They are know for having a solid mid range and they are tone rich. If...

Might want to consider what Alan Shaw says in the user forum: "The question of 'will this amp work with these speakers?' seems to have a life of its own. I just cannot fathom out why there is so much...

I agree with Golum, you can buy a great set of speakers first and then spend the money on a new peamp. Another idea to consider, have you thought about replacing a few caps to give the ARC LS2 a...

I want to thank you both for the reviews they were incredibly helpful! Still think I need to try and listen to both and I should be pulling the trigger on something soon.

Hey everyone! I have listened to other Magico speakers and I started by looking for something smaller but with an awesome sound. Eventually, my search moved into larger speakers and now I'm leaning...

So it's time for another preamp and I've been dragging my feet because I can't make a decision. I'm looking at the Reference 5 (have a Ref 3 now) and really want to stick with ARC. Even though the 5...

I’ve heard a lot of people say Magico M6 is the best speaker ever made, and obviously, that is some high praise! However, at upwards of $170,000 this is going to be quite the investment. So I would...