Swan M300 _(Z Reviews)_ World Ending 

Loved this one :-)

Same energy here

me too, couldnt be happier. Best $800 Ive ever spent.

Can you still change it back? If so, hurry.

And go back to econ 101? Yeah no I'd rather beats or M50xs be my daily driver. Would love to hear why I should though. Know anything about the industry?

@@anthonymorales2000 I got a degree in game development, luckily with a very strong comp science background. I worked in games for 3 years and 11 years later I work at a banking technology company because my degree was broad enough to be used for other purposes. I make really good money and still use my education. My friend and college roommate took audio engineering and recording, and he never even got a job in the industry after his internship. Now he's a corrections officer making student loan payments for audio engineering for the next 20 years. If you get a business degree you can absolutely still do audio. Very few in the industry have a degree in audio, but it'll keep your options open. Treat it as a hobby while in school. The jobs also tend to pay very poorly, because everyone wants in. If you want knowledge, teach yourself. If you want to be financially secure, get a degree in something that's highly valued. If I could do it over again, I would have gone to business school instead of comp science and got an MBA at a top school.

Ha ha ha.

are they still working? ive heard some bad stuff about QC and suff

I was too, and then I got a pair of M300s today, and honestly all they're doing is making me appreciate my s2000 pros even more. It's not exactly a fair comparison since I haven't had the Swans long enough to break them in, but they're putting out an audible hiss that I only hear from my Edifiers if I put my ear right up to the tweeters. Break-in isn't going to fix that, unfortunately.

Which one of those you listed has the biggest bass. I have hearing problem where I can't hear bass well, so I need big bass. Thank you.

What differences did you notice after burn-in?

@@DescartesRenegade Fuller, "bigger" bass is what I noticed most after burn in.

@@Spinelli__ ah, ok. Makes sense that it sounds like I'm lacking some low end then.

@@DescartesRenegade Even if I set the M300's bass knob to the minimum, the bass still pounds and shakes my room's walls and shakes the floor where every one upstairs complains of the floor shaking. Raising the bass know doesn't just add more, I think it does some fancy work because it doesn't just make the bass more powerful, it seems to also add more bass from different frequencies. I'm guessing there's a DSP in the M300 and the knobs are working with the DSP to do "magic" rather than just a traditional "dumb" knob but I'm just speculating. Give the speakers 2 weeks or so and try to play a mix of sounds like games (explosions, engines, action), movies / videos, and music. I always believed in burn-in but also thought it was fairly minor and, in some cases, placebo however, with the Swan HiVi M300 burn-in is absolutely real. The difference is far beyond what could potentially be placebo.

Tidal+optical+these speakers.... end of discussion.

that's my 1st speakers too, love them still using them, tempted to see 300mk 2 but m200 is luv

Source please friend

@@wilsonsolorzano2854 In the Chinese websites. You need to search the name "hivi" on this model, plus whatever models they carry like the m5a, m5amkii, m3amkii you never heard of...

I love how you make me not love you with that pic...

@@KALTBLUTWOLF1 But I make it easy for you to see it's fake since it's the old profile logo :p. I could switch back to the hair/scratch on your screen with the new logo which can really pysch you out :)

Well, we CAN actually get them - from the US store. For about 530 USD per pair plus about 590 USD for shipping. At least.

www.ebay-kleinanzeigen.de/s-anzeige/neu-swan-m300-hifi-high-end-regal-lautsprecher-regallautsprecher/1178947856-172-3508

Send me the shipping and the money to buy them. Give me $200. I will buy them for you here and ship to you. I am born again, so you don’t have to worry about my honesty. I want to see you get them and enjoy them like I have the OS-10s. That $200 will go toward my own swans. Thank you.

Try same model number with the brand HiVi, Swans merged with HiVi in 1997.

Hi Thanks for your comment but I already tried that. The only Euro seller I could find is in Poland which is not a good risk for me. I've since decided on the the Edifiers which should arrive to me next week.

@@Nigel-nar53 I bought the swans m200 when Zee reviewed them last year from Amazon with no problems and at a really good price. These will probably be available soon. I'm tempted to try the new Edifiers though.

Sold on Amazon UK

@@Starstreak170 OK

burge ? you stateside or UK ?

@@lfcmarkeb7124 Stateside =

Opps! I guess he stated the subs were off-- Sorry- I need to listen more carefully

www.gofundme.com/ZeosRMAF

Is the RP-600M priced similarly in your country? It's nearly twice the price of the S3000Pro and M300 where I live (Australia).

@@doakwolf True that. And Edifier seems to be cheaper and dynamically better than Klipsch.

@@niteshnair1246 way more control and definition, more 3D of sound I think at least 🤷‍♂️🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦

Yes, and the Adam T7v?

S3000 dynamic makes the lower frequency sound better than RP-600M

If u buy klipsch for sure you gonna need to buy their subwoofer for the low frequency. But edifier s3000 covers all that

I plan to buy a SVS PB-3000 anyway. Do they lack in lows above 80 Hz too?@@DecksPage

Why buy a plastic cabinet with a woofer and a tweeter when for same price or less you can buy a woofer, a tweeter plus a cabinet with real wood, 1 or 2 amplifiers, bluetooth and all the rest of features and all this with same of even better sound quality....

This happens a lot, some products just have the currency changed, but not converted and then they add tax & customs so the final price is ridiculous.

@@Gabriel-of-RU-vid Yeah it's weird sometimes. The S200's work out at $476 (£369) in the UK VS $300 (£232) in the US! Compare that to the S3000 pros which are $760 (£589) to $800 (£618). Trump effect? Who knows, but it makes the Swans way less attractive.

www.ebay-kleinanzeigen.de/s-anzeige/neu-swan-m300-hifi-high-end-regal-lautsprecher-regallautsprecher/1178947856-172-3508

I love them, for the size and price they are amazing speakers.

That's because they are made to be flat.

Sorry this is long af but I wanted a well informed reply: He can't answer because he's blown them both so far up as hell he can't say anything. He can't even say even you have Klipsch and elac you need this too. I'm surprised he doesn't say, "but these are different, better in a different way." You can only have better in a different way so many times before you realize he's just a salesman, probably gets proceeds by selling. Not that he's dishonest, but a salesman will never stop trying to sell especially if money depends on it. It's fine to be a salesman but it's up to you to know when to stop spending. Unfortunate some people have shopping addictions and they could get into big trouble here I have elac ub5, Klipsch rp600m, fluance ai40, infinity reference in my car. They all sound good but the Klipsch has the most problems sounding good especially with rock music. It may be my old Yamaha receiver but the mids sound kinda sharp and I wanna say too much upper mid-range gives it a distorted sound. I think the Klipsch are overall the best theater speaker I ever owned because they're dynamic and lifelike for the most part. But the upper mid-range can be bothersome to my ears. The elac play music effortlessly clean. They're a tad boring as they have no real get up and go or anything super surprising that I've heard. They are like what I imagine a studio monitor to be: for critical listening, clean, slightly dry but maintaining detail, and a solid low end but not enough for bass heads I'm sure. Elac seems to be able to get through just about any music well, only a few songs may make them sound lacking in the highs but I can mostly deal with it without hating on the song or speaker. It's just noticable at times. Fluance is a good cheap Bluetooth speaker but it's clarity isn't pristine but it has good imaging. I think it has to be set in the right place to sound their best. They sounded like garbage in my kitchen, yet in my bedroom where it is close field it sounded exciting, spacious and well detailed. So for close field like a computer or game playing I think the fluance are cream. Even near field music listening is highly enjoyable

Thanks for the informed reply.

@@q5kxsps9 welcome. I think the kef q150 sounded a bit better. You can go to crutchfield and demo speakers online. You need a pair of headphones you trust to reproduce accurately. I use Sennheiser hd600 for that. I thought the kef q150 sounded really good.

@@kohnfutner9637 Thanks, and I'll definitely check out the crutchfield site. My Sennheiser hd58x should do. Cheers!

@@kohnfutner9637 hmm sounds like you're right next to Z selling & touting what you can where you can., you may not like the Klipsch rp600m but thousands of others do.

So... What do you think ? Haha

hey baby, how do they compare?

LET US KNOW!

Im all in!

Why not the M500 ? swanspeakers.com/product/active-hi-fi-bookshelf-speakers-m500/