Sierra-2 Reference Ribbon Monitor

Name: Sierra-2 Reference Ribbon Monitor
Brand: Ascend Acoustics
SKU: sierra-2-reference-ribbon-monitor
Price: 1199 USD
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 4.75 (4 reviews)

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Whether you’re watching an epic movie or jamming out to songs from your favorite artist, it’s important that your entertainment system delivers powerful, clear sound that you can really feel. Combining killer dynamics, realistic reproduction, and spacious presentation, the Sierra-2 Reference Ribbon Monitor features a state of the art RAAL true ribbon tweeter and a custom SEAS cone woofer that you can really rock out to Read More

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Inabit

Oct 8, 2018

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These compare well with my Harbeth P3ESR's which cost considerably more. In my system, sound signature wise, the P3's are warmer, the Sierra's more neutral with more apparent detail. In that, the Sierras remind my of the Etymotic ER4S, detailed, yet without added harshness or sibilance. If you're hearing that, it's likely your system or the recording that is the problem. These are excellent speakers.

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adis_t

Feb 18, 2020

InabitThanks, I was wondering how they sound! I am a happy owner of the Harbeth P3esr special 40th anniversary edition, and I really love them... you should mention that the harbeth are smaller and closed. They are incredibly accurate in the mid range, which is why the voices sound incredibly real...

BoulderSteve

Oct 8, 2018

Verified Buyer

Excellent monitors---great soundstage and dynamics! Paired them with a Peachtree Amp driving 150 watts/channel. As good at low volume as they are at louder volumes. Great product for a great company--thanks Massdrop!

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deep101

Oct 8, 2018

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I really liked the detailed sound of the ribbon tweeter a lot over my KEF LS50. But I needed to be in the right spot. LS50 is more forgiving in that respect. I recently got a Dynaudio Special 40 and unfortunately that is my primary speaker now. Before that I seem to be preferring the Sierra over LS50 as long as I was situated exactly at the right spot.

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