Partington is known for its very solid, industrially styled and highly effective metal stands. So are the Heavis (sic) more of the same, or a change of tack?
As soon as your speakers hit these stands, the Partington signature is obvious: bags of headroom, a solid soundstage, warmth and detail in the midrange, and deep bass sure to get your pulse racing in no time.
So the Heavis are another worthy addition to the Partington family tree, yes? Well, we've no complaints about their sonic performance – but we're not so sure about the £400 pricetag. Unless you have a couple of grand's worth of speakers, and electronics to match, the Heavis will be wasted on you.
However, the key reason they lose a star is you can get very similar performance from the Partington Dreadnought Broadsides (£250). Still, if you demand the best, here it is.
Partington Heavi review
The usual excellent standard we have come to expect from Partington, but the price is a bit steep Tested at £399.00
What Hi-Fi? Verdict
If you demand the best, you won't do any better than these.
Pros
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Highly detailed, composed sound
Cons
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Not exactly cheap
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similar sound can be yours for less
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