I assume there are some Canton fans, so this is a place for us to write all about the this brand.
I own older Canton Ergo 700DC in stereo, driven by NAD 320BEE. CDP is NAD 524.
Ergo's provide clear, opened, dynamic and live sound, but I would say highs and mids are quite edgy (harsh), longer listening can be fatiguing. They are detailed, but I've heard speakers in such price range with more details. I feel lack of basses, but this depends on quality and style of recorded music. Big problem is my room with horrible acoustic and 'bass hole' inside.
I like every style of rock (except of nu metal), mostly progressive rock, Cantons play rock quite good, but I would appreciate more basses and depths. Bass drums are perforemed very well and generally Cantons play drums superbly.
I think slower music fits them better, jazz and acoustic music is very good. Their sound is not warm, but 'hard'.
I own older Canton Ergo 700DC in stereo, driven by NAD 320BEE. CDP is NAD 524.
Ergo's provide clear, opened, dynamic and live sound, but I would say highs and mids are quite edgy (harsh), longer listening can be fatiguing. They are detailed, but I've heard speakers in such price range with more details. I feel lack of basses, but this depends on quality and style of recorded music. Big problem is my room with horrible acoustic and 'bass hole' inside.
I like every style of rock (except of nu metal), mostly progressive rock, Cantons play rock quite good, but I would appreciate more basses and depths. Bass drums are perforemed very well and generally Cantons play drums superbly.
I think slower music fits them better, jazz and acoustic music is very good. Their sound is not warm, but 'hard'.