Focal Sopra N°2 Floorstanding Speakers $14,000 Review
November 10, 2016 Comments Off on Focal Sopra N°2 Floorstanding Speakers $14,000 Review
” A personal downside for me–but really more of a compliment to the Focal Sopra N°2s speakers–is the fact that my room’s acoustic flaws are obvious to astute listeners (myself being the most notable), in that the speaker is so resolved and revealing. I often don’t want to roll down the Crestron shade to make the first-order reflections sound less pronounced on the right side of the room because I want to enjoy my view, too.”
3-way horn speaker, DIY Bass horn – Video
November 7, 2016 Comments Off on 3-way horn speaker, DIY Bass horn – Video
Definitive Technology BP9060 Floorstanding Speaker Review
November 7, 2016 Comments Off on Definitive Technology BP9060 Floorstanding Speaker Review
” It’s very tough to do measurements of speakers with powered bass sections, especially speakers that don’t have removable grilles, and double-especially when they have rear-firing drivers whose sound does “wrap around” the speaker, and whose contribution can’t be fully included in quasi-anechoic measurements. That said, I mostly liked what I saw in the BP9060’s curves. Other than a roughly +3dB peak centered at 1.5 kHz, I see nothing in the frequency response measurements that looks like it might be audible as a coloration. ”
FOCAL SOPRA NO1 $8,999 REVIEW
November 5, 2016 Comments Off on FOCAL SOPRA NO1 $8,999 REVIEW
“Dynamics and loudness, of course, are not the same thing and one has to be reasonable about how loud you ask the Sopra No1s to play. The fairly small size of my room may explain why I was usually able to achieve satisfying volume without a sense of stress, even with music meant to be experienced at attention-getting dB levels—hard rock”
Raidho D4.1, Aavik amplifier RMAF 2016 – Video
November 4, 2016 Comments Off on Raidho D4.1, Aavik amplifier RMAF 2016 – Video
Acuhorn 15 Loudspeakers Review
November 3, 2016 Comments Off on Acuhorn 15 Loudspeakers Review
“The latter is very stable, and the loudspeakers actually disappear from the equation, one can not “hear” them as such. The high tones played by instruments are a sole exception here as these are set exactly in the speakers, thus one can hear them directly from the speakers rather than from behind them. But this is not an intrusive attraction of listener’s attention but rather just a reminder of where the loudspeakers actually sit. ”
NOLA Speakers, Brio Trio Review – Video
November 2, 2016 Comments Off on NOLA Speakers, Brio Trio Review – Video
PMC Twenty.26 loudspeakers Review
October 31, 2016 Comments Off on PMC Twenty.26 loudspeakers Review
” The overall sound signature is big, bold and sonorous, easily filling and energising the entire listening area. The ATL technology obviously works very well with bass output that not only goes deep down but has a solidity coupled with speed. But it was not only the bass that caught my attention, the mids were also very exceptionally natural and clear! Balancing the whole sonic picture were highs that were never shouty or forced but instead airy and clear.”
Audio Physic Avanti Loudspeakers Review
October 31, 2016 Comments Off on Audio Physic Avanti Loudspeakers Review
“At a starting price of $7995/pair, the Audio Physic Avanti is not cheap. But taking into account all that it has to offer, that price seems reasonable — you could spend a good bit more on speakers and not get sound quality at this level. The Avanti is very well built, full of innovative engineering, and extremely handsome — and its ten-year warranty should provide reassurance.”
Bernola L17 full range speakers review
October 30, 2016 Comments Off on Bernola L17 full range speakers review
” To get the into fullest scope of proper coherence, any loudspeaker needs to be be tuned with proper balance. Compared to multiple driver based speakers, one driver full range designs can bring much less stress and avoid sonic de-parceling across the frequency band. Two, three, four (or more) way speaker’s designs can quickly sound disoriented with specific frequency band ducking effect over at the crossover points. Although we’re in the 21st century, many of the multi way speakers still lack the proper balancing act, sadly also in the upper echelon league”
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