Stacked pairs of LS3/5a’s are apparently rather popular.
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I ‘liked’ but I’m still gutted to have sold on my pair of Chartwell 15 Ohms though!
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When I left university in 1982 and became employed, one of my first “serious” HIFi purchases included a brand new pair of Rogers LS3/5a’s (along with a Quad 405-II). Fast forward about 10 years and needing to “upgrade” I traded them in against a pair of TDL transmission line floor standers. The HFI shop offered me some paltry amount (like a hundred and fifty quid or something) for the LS3/5a’s which I accepted as I didn’t appreciate their worth at the time. What was I thinking?
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Well I suspect I might be against the majority, but I have always found the LS3/5A lacking for music… but great for voices for Radio 4 etc…
perhaps useful in a small system were limited dynamic range and frequency extension is required…
But I agree they can look the part… and possibly make a good secondary system in the home office etc. where more for background music.
No, they really do reproduce music better than most. Bias?
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Well going by Harbeths philosophy, if it sounds right for the human voice it sounds right!
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