ProAc Future Point Five Floorstanding Speakers
ProAc Future Point Five Floorstanding Speakers
USER REVIEWS
[May 10, 2002]
Jpaulo
Audio Enthusiast
Strength:
spacious imaging and overall sothness
Weakness:
none for its price Having decided to upgrade my system, I considered the possibility to buy new speakers, among the following products: - Audiophysic Virgo III; JM Lab new Electra 926/936; Proac Future Point Five. It is not fair to say that one speaker is better than the other, but let me say that one fact became very clear from the test: - with my Audio Research LS 16 / Classic 60 amplification, the best marriage is with the Proac future point five. These speakers deliver music in its best, with a weight and on a scale quite out proportion to their volume. The ribbon tweeter produces an output of unsurpassed clarity and smothness. All the first class drive units of these speakers generate together a coherent, accurate and spacious imaging only comparable with much more expensive speakers. Go listen to the Proac Future point five, and don''t forget to wait for a break-in period of at least two weeks. |
[Jan 11, 2002]
Chuck
Audio Enthusiast
Strength:
Very open clear upper frequencies and midrange. Retains well established bass extension and quality of other ProAcs.
Weakness:
Cost. I only auditioned this speaker as it was out of my budget but as it is a new speaker I wanted to post in case people are interested. That being said I found this speaker to have all the qualities that the Nautilus has plus better bass extension. I was originally looking at the ProAc Response 2.5. But it did not have the open, smooth highs that the B&W Nautilus has. But the upper frequencies of the Future .5's are definitely in the ball park of the 804's. Perhaps the ribbon tweeter is even sweeter, smoother and more open. It also has the typical inviting sound that other ProAc's have. Meaning when turning up the volume the sound is not harsh (Thiel) or analytical (Contour)- IMHO. Similar Products Used: B&W Nautilus 804/803. |