Kuoppis
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Finally I get to hear the AG Uno XDs in my own system, have been waiting for this for a while. This home demo comes with a twist, they are going to be compared to Lansche 4.2 speakers.
The Uno XDs:
Specs:
107 dB efficiency
18 Ohm drivers with double-ferrite magnets
500 mm spherical midrange horn
CDC system w/o passive filter
100 V CPC crossover design
subwoofer with DSP control
2 x 10 inch bass drivers
1000 W bass amplifier
Very nice immediacy to the sound, full bass (can be adjusted), great imaging. Only turn-side is a slight nasalness and slight mid range coloration.
That said, while I liked my Magico S3 mk2s (which I sold last week), lately I started to perceive their sound as being slightly flat. Horns to the rescue, the AGs delivered thereness and immediacy in abundance. I think regular box speakers offer little to compete with against horns in this respect.
Second contender Lansche 4.2
Specs:
Semi-active loudspeaker
2,5-way closed design with integrated subwoofers
Tweeter 1 x 8 mm CORONA Ion-tweeter
Mid range 1 x 20 cm coated paper
Bass 2 x 26 cm aluminum woofers
Cross-over freq 2.5 kHz
Impedance 8 Ω (minimum 6.2 Ω)
Efficiency 94 dB / 1 W / 1 m
Freq range 15 Hz - 150 kHz ±3 dB
Size 112 x 29 x 51 (HxWxD)
Weight 70 kg
Sub amp 1,200 Watt (Power Output)
Similar, but improved immediacy to the sound through the Corona horn as the AG, but significantly better imaging, kind of floating sound, very detailed by smooth. Adjustable bass, easy to fit taste and room requirements. As only the Ion tweeter is horn loaded, no nasalness or coloration.
In my humble view, delivering a great combination of horns and cone drivers. Imaging is surreal.
One of the two is going to be my next main system speaker. Maybe not an entirely fair comparison, as the AG Uno XD retails for 23K in Europe, while the Lansche 4.2 will set you back 46K Europeans.
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The Uno XDs:

Specs:
107 dB efficiency
18 Ohm drivers with double-ferrite magnets
500 mm spherical midrange horn
CDC system w/o passive filter
100 V CPC crossover design
subwoofer with DSP control
2 x 10 inch bass drivers
1000 W bass amplifier
Very nice immediacy to the sound, full bass (can be adjusted), great imaging. Only turn-side is a slight nasalness and slight mid range coloration.
That said, while I liked my Magico S3 mk2s (which I sold last week), lately I started to perceive their sound as being slightly flat. Horns to the rescue, the AGs delivered thereness and immediacy in abundance. I think regular box speakers offer little to compete with against horns in this respect.
Second contender Lansche 4.2

Specs:
Semi-active loudspeaker
2,5-way closed design with integrated subwoofers
Tweeter 1 x 8 mm CORONA Ion-tweeter
Mid range 1 x 20 cm coated paper
Bass 2 x 26 cm aluminum woofers
Cross-over freq 2.5 kHz
Impedance 8 Ω (minimum 6.2 Ω)
Efficiency 94 dB / 1 W / 1 m
Freq range 15 Hz - 150 kHz ±3 dB
Size 112 x 29 x 51 (HxWxD)
Weight 70 kg
Sub amp 1,200 Watt (Power Output)
Similar, but improved immediacy to the sound through the Corona horn as the AG, but significantly better imaging, kind of floating sound, very detailed by smooth. Adjustable bass, easy to fit taste and room requirements. As only the Ion tweeter is horn loaded, no nasalness or coloration.
In my humble view, delivering a great combination of horns and cone drivers. Imaging is surreal.
One of the two is going to be my next main system speaker. Maybe not an entirely fair comparison, as the AG Uno XD retails for 23K in Europe, while the Lansche 4.2 will set you back 46K Europeans.
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