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Frances_H · 01-23-2005, 04:07 PM

If I were you, I would check out Sonus Faber Grand Piano (Tweeter and Magnolia/BB carry 'em) One thing that could be your next bottleneck of performance would be your Integra. This is by no means a knock of your gears, rather, a recommendation of what can be next on your list.

I have an all LSi's systems, 2 channel (LSi15 and Krell 400xi) and HT (LSi9/Fx/C/7/REL Storm III and B&K Ref50/AV125.7)

LSis mated really well IMO, with B&K and Rotel. I have spend an extended amount of time auditioning SF Grand, and if you like LSi, SFGP would be a very nice lateral upgrade from LSis. But having said that, I don't believe you have exhausted your options with the LSis. I know it is a pain with the 25, with its built-in powered sub (the reason I went with the 15), but if I were you, I would upgrade the amplification and or source first, before replacing the LSis.

01-23-2005, 04:07 PM	#7 of 8
Frances_H Member Join Date: Mar 2003 Local Time: 10:48 AM Local Date: 11-22-2008 Posts: 71	If I were you, I would check out Sonus Faber Grand Piano (Tweeter and Magnolia/BB carry 'em) One thing that could be your next bottleneck of performance would be your Integra. This is by no means a knock of your gears, rather, a recommendation of what can be next on your list. I have an all LSi's systems, 2 channel (LSi15 and Krell 400xi) and HT (LSi9/Fx/C/7/REL Storm III and B&K Ref50/AV125.7) LSis mated really well IMO, with B&K and Rotel. I have spend an extended amount of time auditioning SF Grand, and if you like LSi, SFGP would be a very nice lateral upgrade from LSis. But having said that, I don't believe you have exhausted your options with the LSis. I know it is a pain with the 25, with its built-in powered sub (the reason I went with the 15), but if I were you, I would upgrade the amplification and or source first, before replacing the LSis.