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Compared to their other products
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PM3:
- Position: A budget-friendly integrated amplifier designed for simple setups and small rooms.
- Description: Offers straightforward circuitry that delivers clear sound for users on a tighter budget, making it ideal for those with basic functionality needs. Compared to the PM4 and the higher-end Signature series, it has fewer advanced features and connectivity options.
PM4:
- Position: A mid-tier integrated amplifier that balances improved performance with affordability.
- Description: Incorporates refined circuitry and added controls that provide cleaner and more stable audio. When compared to the entry-level PM3 and the more advanced Signature series, it strikes a middle ground in build quality and feature set.
Tesseract:
- Position: A high-end integrated amplifier positioned in the Signature series for discerning listeners.
- Description: Introduces design elements in both digital and analog processing that enhance sound detail and clarity, suited for moderate to larger rooms. Compared to the Precision series and other Signature models, it offers improved performance while maintaining a more accessible premium price range.
ISIS:
- Position: A premium integrated amplifier in the Signature series aimed at achieving advanced performance.
- Description: Features circuit design and processing that provide a wider soundstage and smoother midrange. Relative to Tesseract and Saga, it elevates sound quality without reaching the flagship price.
Saga:
- Position: A flagship integrated amplifier in the Signature series intended for top-tier audio performance.
- Description: Uses advanced digital processing and high-precision analog circuitry that markedly improve sound precision and connectivity, making it suitable for larger rooms and sophisticated setups. In comparison to the PM3, PM4, Tesseract, and ISIS, it stands out with its advanced features.
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Manufacturer's notes
Our Stealth Technology, the redirecting and diffusion of ambient room energy, makes the disappearing act possible. The use of tensor field mathematics, assigning a value and direction to expanding harmonic waves, along with prodigious 'number crunching', has given us the ability to make reliable predictions regarding which physical forms will best disappear in space. Making an array which is over 7 feet tall disappear is quite a feat of practical mathematical prediction and actual form fabrication
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- Response: 16 Hz to 100 kHz (+/- 0.5 dB anechoic, +/- 1 dB in room response typical)
- In room low frequency response: (-1.5 dB @ 16Hz, -3 dB @ 13Hz typical, dependent upon room volume)
- Efficiency: 93.5 dB (1 watt @ 1 meter)
- Harmonic distortion: 0.30 % throughout the bandwidth at rated efficiency
- Inter-driver phase deviation: 3 degrees within all cross bands
- Noise floor: 68 dB from signal level (maximum noise level), 76dB Typical
- Group delay distortion: <3 milliseconds 100 Hz to 16 Hz. <1 millisecond 100 Hz to 20 KHz
- Impedance: 6 ohms nominal (4 ohms minimum @ 80 Hz)
- Recommended amplifier power: 15 to 500 Watts
- Power: 4.5 Kilowatts per channel
- Driver Complement (Per Channel): 4 x 15" low Q high force factor sub-woofers, 1 x 11" ceramic/honeycomb underhung voice-coil midbass, 1 x 4.5" ceramic underhung voice-coil midrange, 1 x .78" diamond underhung voice-coil tweeter
- Dimensions: Height: 87" (221 cm), Width: 29" (74 cm), Depth: 32" (82 cm)
- Weight: 827 lbs per channel (375 kilos), 1653 lbs total (750 Kilos)
- Shipping weight: 2002 lbs (908 kilos)
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Our Summary
Product Strengths
- Excellent imaging, providing a strong stereo image for multiple listeners due to wide dispersion and Space Optimisation+
- Flexible and capable of playing all kinds of music, getting out of the music's way, and suitable for both large and smaller rooms
- Dynamic, detailed, and can play at a wide range of volume levels, from quiet listening to near PA levels
- Features a new driver array, including a Beryllium dome tweeter, thin-ply woven carbon fiber midrange (used on NASA's Mars Rover), and aluminum-magnesium alloy bass units
- Incorporates new amplifier technologies—'Power DAC' for the lower bass and 'Adaptive Bias Control' for the mid and treble—reducing distortion
Product Considerations
- The midrange dome is exposed, which might be a concern with children
- Owners of previous Linn systems may find the price difficult to accept
- Some audiophiles may prefer Linn to trawl its past rather than building its future, and they will want an Isobarik
- Some audiophiles may not be able to see past the LP12
Comparisons (according to reviewers)
- The 360 offers significantly improved imaging and soundstaging compared to the Klimax 350
Takeaway: The Linn 360 is a high-end loudspeaker that provides excellent sound quality and flexibility, making it a great choice for enjoying music with friends or for personal listening sessions. Its innovative design and technology deliver a detailed and immersive audio experience.
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Our Summary
Product Strengths
- Surprisingly free of horn colorations
- Very rich, present, and neutrally balanced
Product Considerations
- The reviewer was sitting too close to hear them at their best in the small room
- Looking a bit like something the Borg might have invented
Takeaway: The Aries Cerat Aurora Reference is a unique, horn-loaded speaker that sounds surprisingly good. They were considered the most interesting and novel new speaker at the show.
Video review
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Our Summary
Product Strengths
- Replicates the resonance of live instruments due to open speaker design
- Digital from source to driver, minimizing sound distortion
- Provides audio output so precise you can pinpoint each instrument's location
Product Considerations
- The only weak link might be musical taste
Takeaway: The Model C delivers incredibly precise audio, replicating live instrument resonance with minimal distortion. If pure sound is desired, and taste in music aligns, it is a great pick.
Video review
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Note that this is a discontinued product. You may want to visit the brand's page here to browse their newer products.
What reviewers think
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