Aurum Cantus V30 M Review
January 12, 2018 Comments Off on Aurum Cantus V30 M Review
“I started this review by mentioning that affordable products usually do not have high end allure, but Aurum Cantus takes a good stab at rewriting these rules. The V30Ms are beautifully sculpted and truly luxurious looking speakers indeed. They sound solid and assured, yet highly refined. Star of the show for me is the ribbon tweeter which sounds delicate and airy and well resolved. Surprising too is the amount of bass that these standmounts produce and inbetween is a warm and relaxed midrange. The V30M’s sound much larger than they are, and can play really loud too.”

DIY – Building Speaker – V2 – Video
January 9, 2018 Comments Off on DIY – Building Speaker – V2 – Video
The Craziest DIY Speaker in the World – Video
January 7, 2018 Comments Off on The Craziest DIY Speaker in the World – Video
Magico A3 Speaker intro & overview – Video
January 6, 2018 Comments Off on Magico A3 Speaker intro & overview – Video
GoldenEar Technology Triton Reference loudspeaker $8498 Review
January 3, 2018 Comments Off on GoldenEar Technology Triton Reference loudspeaker $8498 Review
“GoldenEar Technology’s Triton Reference isn’t quite as exquisite a time slicer as the top-of-the-line speakers from Magico, Rockport, Vandersteen, Vivid, and Wilson, all of which I’ve auditioned in the past year. What it does do is offer an expansive, almost always involving sweep of full-range sound for a price that is a small fraction of what any of those models cost.”

PureAudioProject Trio15 Horn1 Open Baffle Design Speaker $7490 Review
January 3, 2018 Comments Off on PureAudioProject Trio15 Horn1 Open Baffle Design Speaker $7490 Review
“Now lets get to what I consider the two holy grails of music, tone and dynamics. Tone is the area where many horn loudspeakers can fall. The distortion caused by sound waves propagating out of the horn can cause coloration. This tends to show up in vocals. This is not the case with the Trio Horns. Whether it was Imogen Heap, Peter Gabriel, K.D. Lang, Don Henley or Bjork, each retained their distinctive timber and intonation. With each listen, I gained more understanding of how these great artists used their voices to enhance the emotion of every song.”
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Emotiva Airmotiv T1 Loudspeaker $699 Review
January 2, 2018 Comments Off on Emotiva Airmotiv T1 Loudspeaker $699 Review
“Lest expectations begin spinning out of control, the T1 doesn’t quite hit the bullseye in every sonic criterion. It misses some of the textural, tonal, and dynamic linearity of an expensive studio monitor. Transparency is very good but as the music descends into the upper- and midbass there are hints of dynamic reticence and traces of cabinet noise that cause decays and reverberant information to be slightly reduced.”

MCINTOSH $130,000 XRT2.1K LOUDSPEAKER – VIDEO
January 1, 2018 Comments Off on MCINTOSH $130,000 XRT2.1K LOUDSPEAKER – VIDEO
Focal’s Kanta no.2 Speakers $9,995 Review
January 1, 2018 Comments Off on Focal’s Kanta no.2 Speakers $9,995 Review
“One of the most impressive things about Focal, is that their speakers all have a similar voice and tonality, but as you go up the range, progressively more music is revealed in terms of dynamics and fine detail resolution. But not everyone can afford $60k for a pair of Maestros or $20k for Sopras. $10k for a set of Kantas isn’t inexpensive, but by the time you add an amp, source and cables, marvelous sound can still be achieved for way less than a decent sportbike. Think of all the money you’ll save on speeding tickets!”

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