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Like I said in my previous post, I lost my tonearm/cartridge synergy a while back, and then I realized that I needed to replace the surrounds on the drivers in my BassZillas, and I shut the system down for some time, until I got The Loudspeakers up and running. So, I’m glad to say, it’s been pretty easy to tell what’s going on with the system via The Loudspeakers, as they break in, and I as blow the cobwebs out of my long-idle electronics. Today was especially nice, starting with some Coltrane, then on to the Scherzo and the Finale from Bruckner 7. Great listening to both LPs, and I still feel expansive enough at this point to say these speakers were “worth it” just for the Bruckner 7! By the end of that LP I was weeping with joy! This Music is magnificent! I really look forward to “getting into Bruckner”. I just now found a few more Bruckner LPs I was afraid I’d just imagined. I guess I’d “set them aside”, then forgotten about them, because they were not where they were supposed to be, in my record racks, where I expected to find them (but couldn’t) last week. I plan to get Wand’s Bruckner 8 that was recorded live in Lubeck. I’ve only seen this performance on CD, so I guess that’s peripheral to this post. As for how, specifically, The Loudspeakers have revealed Bruckner to me, it turns out I got the “more” I wanted. There’s just more Music there now than there was before, and The Loudspeakers do more Music with less fuss and bother; they make it seem natural, and “easy” in that sense. I’m still messing with speaker positioning, pretty much gilding the lily.

Paul S

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