My first pair of speakers that started me down the path of High Fidelity was a pair of Mission 700-S that I bought when I was in my teens. I have always liked Mission products and even own a few Mission turntable cartridges, including the Mission Solitaire and the Mission 773.
I found these 770's at an estate sale and after reading great praises from seventiesstereo, I had to have a pair.
The 770's do everything right across the spectrum but could use a bit more bass. The mid range and sound stage is ever so present. I find these speakers have had a permanent placement in my speaker rotation.
Another pair of Missions I had for a short time was a pair of Mission 707's that I re foamed for a friend. In comparison the 707's Vifa T19D tweeter fatigued me, I was happy to return them to their owner.
I found these 770's at an estate sale and after reading great praises from seventiesstereo, I had to have a pair.
The 770's do everything right across the spectrum but could use a bit more bass. The mid range and sound stage is ever so present. I find these speakers have had a permanent placement in my speaker rotation.
Another pair of Missions I had for a short time was a pair of Mission 707's that I re foamed for a friend. In comparison the 707's Vifa T19D tweeter fatigued me, I was happy to return them to their owner.
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