@newlash09
What is the change you are seeking from the PMCs? By design, PMC should do bass and LF texturing very well.
If they have a good midrange drive as @square_wave says they should be a good match.
Coming to KEF R300s, the reference that I can speak from, the first thing you'll notice is the Uni-Q.
In my setup, I don't even bother to toe-in. The centering/imaging is freaky and soundstage/dispersion is wide.
They are by no stretch of imagination warm or laid back. In fact, if the track is aggressive they can be quite rowdy.
Metal/rock/pop can bring out their visceral nature, but in a good way.
For the staple rock and blues genre, that all three at home listen to regularly, they quite peppy and fast.
Pure vocals from old Hindi/Kannada film recordings sound very full and soulful.
Western classical, well recorded, is as close to a concert feel in my tiny apartment.
Wife and I both feel that Carnatic or Hindustani vocals or instrumentals are presented well.
When auditioning, choose a very wide variety of music types to assess in room behavior.
Please read the review of Reference 1 by FM @sidvee from a couple of years ago.
Cheers,
Raghu
What is the change you are seeking from the PMCs? By design, PMC should do bass and LF texturing very well.
If they have a good midrange drive as @square_wave says they should be a good match.
Coming to KEF R300s, the reference that I can speak from, the first thing you'll notice is the Uni-Q.
In my setup, I don't even bother to toe-in. The centering/imaging is freaky and soundstage/dispersion is wide.
They are by no stretch of imagination warm or laid back. In fact, if the track is aggressive they can be quite rowdy.
Metal/rock/pop can bring out their visceral nature, but in a good way.
For the staple rock and blues genre, that all three at home listen to regularly, they quite peppy and fast.
Pure vocals from old Hindi/Kannada film recordings sound very full and soulful.
Western classical, well recorded, is as close to a concert feel in my tiny apartment.
Wife and I both feel that Carnatic or Hindustani vocals or instrumentals are presented well.
When auditioning, choose a very wide variety of music types to assess in room behavior.
Please read the review of Reference 1 by FM @sidvee from a couple of years ago.
Kef Reference 1
Please see link to the review: KEF Reference 1 Speaker Review Cheers, Sid
www.hifivision.com
Cheers,
Raghu