More to come!

@@eprojectEllie we stay tune for sure....thanks

@@pierrebordeleau5188 thanks~

@@eprojectEllie You rock! ♥️👊

I am wondering E Project. Hope you don't mind my asking, but where those Q Acoustic 3030is new or open box?

I think this video was recorded at a higher level than many, considering the volume level I have to set KZfaq at to keep from being too loud to me, and I think that really improves the dynamics and also gives us a better indication of the true tonal balance of a speaker. I say that because the 3030i sounds a lot closer to the Q350 than I remember, and they seem to have more bottom than I remembered too, unless it's just after hearing the really thin Dalis. The Q3030's do sound more forward and brighter to me than the Q350s, but I think that's in the 500-2k range, where the bulk of upper fundemental frequencies lie, not in the presence region, which I consider 2-4k, and which really isn't the domain of many fundemental frequencies, but is where the first overtones and harmonics of most instruments reside. I say that, because looking at a chart of the frequency range of all instruments, the only ones that have fundemental frequencies above 2k are piccolo, flute, violin, viola, harp, piano, pipe organ, xylophone, marimba, and synth. Looking at another similar chart that doesn't show piccolo, harp, pipe organ, xylophone, marimba, and synth, and only shows the most common orchestral instruments, it shows that only flute, violin, viola, and piano reach above 2k, reinforcing the accuracy of that first chart. All others have no fundementals that reach 2k, only their harmonic overtones do, and that includes the human voice, male and female. I think most of us don't realize how low in frequency even the highest pitch notes on most instruments really are

That the tinkly xylophone type sounds in Higher Love sound weak on the 3030i, and that the horns in Leroy are missing some of the required brasiness, as well as the strings in Seasons and the guitar in Fields are lacking some little bit of their airy harmonic "stringiness", leads me to believe that the 3030i is a bit lacking in the presence region, and above, compared to the KEFs. And, the Q350s sure do sound more refined and delicate than the slightly more crude Q Acoustics. I think I've just earned my snobby audio reviewer credentials by using the term delicate for the first time in describing the sound of a speaker, lol 🧐🤪😂

@@DougMen1Therefore we can conclude that producing lifelike presence requires a speaker to reproduce harmonic overtones well, wich largely reside in the presence region above 2khz.? I admit I wasn't really aware that a lot of instruments and the human voice as well generaly don't produce fundemental tones above 2khz, but that's still a fair size list of insruments that do, and very key ones in classical music. I think there must be more brass instruments that do as well. And when guitar and keyboard are so prevelant in rock and most contemperary music regardless of if it's fundemental tones or harmonic overtones, If a speaket can't produce them accurately, ther'es no chance the music can sound lifelike, right? Honestly I would have to listen to it again to verify your observations about the way the specific instumental parts sound on the QAs. So I'll take your word for it for now. I don't think I listen quite the way you do, or as much to the specific instrumental parts of the the recordings, but more to how the recording is reproduced as a whole. I do notice specifics, but my focus is a little more on the overal balance of the presentation. I think maybe you listen more like a musician and a music enthusiast and I listen more like a hifi salesman and assistant audio engineer. 😁🤣🙂

@@DougMen1 ..but I asked E if those 3030is were open box, because I am hearing less clean, or slightly more distorted sound from them than I remember from other demo's. And 1 close mic demo in particular . Forget the name of the channel now.

How would you compare Q Acoustics 3030i and Dali Znesor 3? Which is better?

They both have fallen out of grace within the hardcore KEF community. The R3 for having a slightly rolled off top-end.

@@34332 The R3 having a rolled off top end? Really ??? As Ed says the 350s are darker and warmer than other KEF's, but I give a rats arse what the KEF or any community thinks this week. People tend to like a lot of extremely bright speakers. I like the 350.

Trust me - kzfaq.info/get/bejne/g99-mquru8eaqYE.html

Agree