by Jonathan » Mon Jun 27, 2005 7:06 pm
Morels have a characteristic sweet and warm sound, they're neutral and revealing. They're similar to Dynaudio if you've ever heard them. These speakers are similar in sound to what you would find in home audio systems, they aren't aggressive with detail, if you like the aggressive detail of bright tweeters and punchy mids, these are not your speakers. They do not lack detain anywhere, it just isn't forwardly brought out like in many sets, some percieve it as dull, some love the transparency of the mids. They tend to be power hungry, if you feed them some power they'll really wake up. The neutrality will please you on certain types of music, mainly well recorded material that centers around acoustic and vocal performance, such as jazz, soft rock and pop, and so forth. Due to their revealing nature, they will also make flaws in the recording that much more apparent, poorly recorded material such as some heavy rock and rap aren't as pleasing on sets like these because they don't spice up the music any and don't give the characteristic upper midrange edge and tweeter sharpness that many other sets do. The Dotech components are not an off axis set, they are somewhat tricky to get the install just right due to the shallow slope crossovers, best results will be had with a custom installation via kickpanels or angled door locations.
Morels have a characteristic sweet and warm sound, they're neutral and revealing. They're similar to Dynaudio if you've ever heard them. These speakers are similar in sound to what you would find in home audio systems, they aren't aggressive with detail, if you like the aggressive detail of bright tweeters and punchy mids, these are not your speakers. They do not lack detain anywhere, it just isn't forwardly brought out like in many sets, some percieve it as dull, some love the transparency of the mids. They tend to be power hungry, if you feed them some power they'll really wake up. The neutrality will please you on certain types of music, mainly well recorded material that centers around acoustic and vocal performance, such as jazz, soft rock and pop, and so forth. Due to their revealing nature, they will also make flaws in the recording that much more apparent, poorly recorded material such as some heavy rock and rap aren't as pleasing on sets like these because they don't spice up the music any and don't give the characteristic upper midrange edge and tweeter sharpness that many other sets do. The Dotech components are not an off axis set, they are somewhat tricky to get the install just right due to the shallow slope crossovers, best results will be had with a custom installation via kickpanels or angled door locations.