The Dali Zensor 5 and the PSB X1T are very close in spec.
Both are 2.5 way speakers with 1" tweeter and 5.25" mid range drivers.
Front ported bass reflex enclosures.
The Dali is a slightly easier load and will sound louder when you audition.
You may have to turn up the volume knob a few more clicks with the PSB.
Although PSB and NAD are from the same stable I did not like their pairing.
A 50 - 75 watter will do just fine but feed them more power to get the best out of them.
With a low power amp the mids and highs will be fine but bass will get muddy.
Tip: If you are using a media software like JRiver - use the Room Correction feature under DSP Tools to eliminate low freq below 60 - 80Hz. Play around with the freq levels to suit your room. This will clean up the sound quite nicely and will still offer plenty of bass for most music material.
Both are 2.5 way speakers with 1" tweeter and 5.25" mid range drivers.
Front ported bass reflex enclosures.
The Dali is a slightly easier load and will sound louder when you audition.
You may have to turn up the volume knob a few more clicks with the PSB.
Although PSB and NAD are from the same stable I did not like their pairing.
A 50 - 75 watter will do just fine but feed them more power to get the best out of them.
With a low power amp the mids and highs will be fine but bass will get muddy.
Tip: If you are using a media software like JRiver - use the Room Correction feature under DSP Tools to eliminate low freq below 60 - 80Hz. Play around with the freq levels to suit your room. This will clean up the sound quite nicely and will still offer plenty of bass for most music material.
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