Magneplanar 3.7
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Best Sound for Lowest Price

At T.H.E. Show I got to hear $5,495 Maggie’s 3.7s coupled with Maggie’s DWM bass panels and, folks, you could not recognize the sound. I don’t really know how deep the DWMs are capable of going but where they play they add a lifelike density of tone color and dynamic excitement that the 3.7s alone simply can’t muster. A sensational showing.

Price Unit
8,900 USD Pair

MG 3.7


Jonathan Valin, Executive Editor, The Absolute Sound Magazine

  

Giải thưởng TAS 2012 - 2013

The 2013 Jimmy Awards

Best Sound for Lowest Price

At T.H.E. Show I got to hear $5,495 Maggie’s 3.7s coupled with Maggie’s DWM bass panels and, folks, you could not recognize the sound. I don’t really know how deep the DWMs are capable of going but where they play they add a lifelike density of tone color and dynamic excitement that the 3.7s alone simply can’t muster. A sensational showing.

 

Robert Harley, Editor of The Absolute Sound Magazine wrote--

Hi Wendell,
"Your room sounded fantastic, in the bass and everywhere else. I think that you're on to something with the bass panels. They sounded better than cone woofers, were perfectly integrated with the panels, and completely unobtrusive."

Best regards,

Robert

Neil Gader-- The Absolute Sound Magazine

Magnepan produced a compelling demo with its 3.7 loudspeakers augmented by a pair of "stealth" DMW Bass Panels ($795/each) custom designed not only for subbass extension near room boundaries which they accomplished seamlessly, but also to integrate fashionalby as furnishings like a side table or invisibly depending upon the whims of your decorator. A very satisfying modular approach. 

 

The Audio Beat explains Magnepan's concept--


http://amthanhvang.com/....Magnepan las vegas 2013 magnepans big bass boogie 

http://www.theaudiobeat.com/ces2013/ces2013_magnepan.htm

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