Linton

Always try to get speakers secondhand if you can - they are mostly wooden boxes, so furniture, not tech. Harbeth is the first name that springs to mind for what you say you want, with Spendor Classic equally appealing and Sonus Faber options not that far behind. Harbeth Super HL5 and Spendor Classic

I have owned this NAD and ran it with some Wharfedale Linton’s speakers. I didn’t care for the combo. The Hypex ucd amp section just didnt have enough current for the Lintons that dig down deep. The result was a lean sound that left me longing for more. I then ran the C3050 as a preamp feeding a Wil

Check second hand Hegel H80s for the amp, if you like the Røst sound, you should be able to score one for under 500€. For techno, I would not recommend a wharfedale linton, I own a set but I don't think the sound signature is good for electronic music. Maybe dynaudio would be an inteesting choice

Lots of them since speaker companies have realised they can make a good deal of money by refurbishing old vintage models with "modern cross-overs"and charge ridiculous amounts of money for the emotional buyers. The Wharfedale Lintons, Super Lintons or the Emotiva Nostalgia are a few, priced crazy mo

I have a marantz 70s with wharfedale lintons. But i'm missing the lack of bass in my setup. I'm an avid listener of house and other electronic music, next to blues/jazz/rock. But i have a feeling i'm missing out because of my setup. I have already considered changing the marantz to something where i

Hi, I believe it’s missing control, as well as rhythmic drive when things get complex. Also the Lintons are warm, the super lintons are not - they are very different. Positioning is exactly as per Wharfedale instructions and I think that’s fine. More than anything I’m experimenting - I want to hear