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After having played with Magico's V3 for almost 10 years, I had the opportunity to trade them in for a mint second hand pair of YG Acoustic Hailey's.
It took a while for them to settle in my room, after three days I did not hear any significant changes to the sound anymore, so I could start the fine tuning. Placement regarding low frequency was done quickly, the speakers easily couple to the room without any excessive or booming bass, they go down quite deep. (compared to the previouse Magico V3's)
With moving the Hailey's regarding highs/mids took more effort, they react to changes as small as a couple of MM's, and to get them fully coherent I had to tilt them forward, so the tweeters are directly aimed at ear height at the listening position, toe-in has been set as per manual, halfway between straight and directly aimed at the listening position, this gave the widest soundstage.
I have enjoyed my V3's for a long time, but the Hailey's go a bit further, more lively without getting harsh, love the soft dome tweeter.
Soundstage width is about the same as with the V3's, it goes nicely outside both speakers, stage depth is a bit better with the YG's.
Never thought that I would step away from Magico, but very happy now with the result in my room with the YG Acoustic Hailey's.
Are there any other members on Audioshark playing with YG Acoustics ?
Stay safe and Healthy
Olaf
It took a while for them to settle in my room, after three days I did not hear any significant changes to the sound anymore, so I could start the fine tuning. Placement regarding low frequency was done quickly, the speakers easily couple to the room without any excessive or booming bass, they go down quite deep. (compared to the previouse Magico V3's)
With moving the Hailey's regarding highs/mids took more effort, they react to changes as small as a couple of MM's, and to get them fully coherent I had to tilt them forward, so the tweeters are directly aimed at ear height at the listening position, toe-in has been set as per manual, halfway between straight and directly aimed at the listening position, this gave the widest soundstage.
I have enjoyed my V3's for a long time, but the Hailey's go a bit further, more lively without getting harsh, love the soft dome tweeter.
Soundstage width is about the same as with the V3's, it goes nicely outside both speakers, stage depth is a bit better with the YG's.
Never thought that I would step away from Magico, but very happy now with the result in my room with the YG Acoustic Hailey's.
Are there any other members on Audioshark playing with YG Acoustics ?
Stay safe and Healthy
Olaf