Audiophilepure

https://pt.audio/2026/05/23/oe-audio-ymir-loudspeakers

By the end of the review period, I had deduced that the Ø Audio Ymir loudspeakers had one very important ace up their sleeves. They don’t sound like horn speakers. Sure, they’re big and dynamic like horn speakers, and occasionally the sweet spot needs to be marked with crime scene tape. But as I mentioned, off-axis listening is still thoroughly enjoyable for such a design if you’re not requiring full 100% commitment. The Ymirs are very adaptive when it comes to that restless, mobile listener, but there is a small space where everything jumps into focus and locks in. They do avoid that dreaded sense of beaminess, that feeling like spatial cues aren’t entirely lifelike in their movement and your brain says whoa there fella, that felt kinda weird. This is a coherent speaker from top to bottom, however, and it is a two-way with a crossover designed to be as simple as possible. That, in conjunction with the rigid enclosure and that stainless steel baffle, is a quick and easy recipe for sound this persuasive and coherent.