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“Listening to the system this way, I get the feeling that the Jorma no.3 speaker cable’s sound is superbly refined and natural, and apparently a very good match for these speakers, which use the same brand of cable on the inside. Without direct comparisons to other cables, I can’t point out any attributes in the sound that could be caused, or left out, by the cables. That is, until you connect the much dearer Jorma Origo speaker cables.”

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” The highly-advanced drivers have excellent efficiency and impeccably low distortion. The specially designed waveguide helps to ensure a wide and deep sound stage and all together give this speaker a large dynamic reservoir to facilitate its lighting up a room with sound.”

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” The Ohm Walsh Tall 5000 speaker possesses some very interesting technology that is not often used in the audio industry today. My experience with the Ohm speakers led me to ask the question, why? Unfortunately, I did not come up with a good answer. The best I could surmise is that it may be a difficult technology to implement with the same results that Ohm Acoustics can achieve, and at the price point Ohm can offer”

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“I finished up with Sufjan Stevens’ new one, “Carrie and Lowell Live,” and the intimacy and vibrancy of the sound made me feel like I was in the presence of the band. There’s not much more I can ask from a relatively small speaker.”

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‘At the end of his review’s “Sound” section, Doug wrote: “Other than the Reference 3’s minor limitation of being unable to reach the very bottom of the audioband, I consider it to be among the most accurate and revealing speakers I’ve heard.” That combination of high accuracy and extreme resolution throughout most of the audioband is why the Reference 3 can be considered just that — a reference — and becomes the sixth KEF loudspeaker to be added to our list of Recommended Reference Components.’