fyne audio

hornetstinger said:
Special price for fyne audio

F300i LCR single £50
F500c LCR single £200
F502 floorstanders white/oak £700-£999

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I've just noticed the F502's also on offer, the whites for £700 have apparently sold out.

Do you have any experience of the F502's, have you ever listened to them. Huge discount on these compared to retail.
 
JasonM said:
I've just noticed the F502's also on offer, the whites for £700 have apparently sold out.

Do you have any experience of the F502's, have you ever listened to them. Huge discount on these compared to retail.
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No never heard them. They are big speakers the images don't do them justice. Being coaxial they'll have wider dispersion and be good off axis.

Positive opnions on avforums I think someone had Q Acoustics 3050 and he's said the Fyne are much better
 
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hornetstinger said:
No never heard them. They are big speakers the images don't do them justice. Being coaxial they'll have wider dispersion and be good off axis.

Positive opnions on avforums I think someone had Q Acoustics 3050 and he's said the Fyne are much better
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Yes it's a firm in Scotland, owner is connected to Tannoy. Size is fine as I have space, wider dispersion also ok for me also, yes people have positive reviews on them. Specs look good on them, go down to 30Hz (I don't have a sub) and quite sensitive. I like a lot of sound pressure in the room, so I'm happy with the bigger size.

There is a higher spec version of them called f502 SP, but there over £4500k.
 
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JasonM said:
Yes it's a firm in Scotland, owner is connected to Tannoy. Size is fine as I have space, wider dispersion also ok for me also, yes people have positive reviews on them. Specs look good on them, go down to 30Hz (I don't have a sub) and quite sensitive. I like a lot of sound pressure in the room, so I'm happy with the bigger size.

There is a higher spec version of them called f502 SP, but there over £4500k.
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If you have a AV system you should still have a sub. For music only they'll be fine
 
hornetstinger said:
If you have a AV system you should still have a sub. For music only they'll be fine
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My main HiFi is 2.0 stereo. I looked at 5.1 years ago, problem is my main room is hard to place speakers, there is a large fire place in the centre, then the 50" TV is off to one side. it's quite a big room however.
 
I've just ordered those speakers, got a slightly better deal than advertised by phoning up.

I actually have some quite good Yamaha speakers already, however these should be an upgrade. Cheshire audio near where I live recommends them and Steve Guttenberg (Audiophiliac) likes the F500 series also. Was trying not to spend money on audio for some time, but o well.
 
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