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Product Strengths
- Bipolar speaker design with drivers on both the front and back creates a spacious, immersive, and room-filling sound experience
- Built-in powered subwoofer with passive radiators delivers deep, textural, and adjustable bass, potentially eliminating the need for separate subwoofers
- Clear midrange, allowing for crystal clear dialogue even during loud scenes
Product Considerations
- Placement is critical due to rear-facing bipolar drivers, requiring sufficient space from the front wall to avoid vague or echoey sound
- Integrated subwoofer placement lacks flexibility, requiring careful balancing of speaker placement and individual subwoofer levels
- Tweeter can become harsh and lose composure at high volumes, potentially requiring treble adjustment via receiver tone controls
- Large size may be problematic for smaller spaces and can visually dominate a room
Comparisons (according to reviewers)
- Vs Martin Logan Motion XT-F100: The Martin Logan is better out of the box, but once tweaked, the DM-80s perform as well and have better bass
- Vs Polk R700: The DM-80s can achieve sonic feats the R700 cannot, but the R700 has a better tweeter for those sensitive to high frequencies
- Vs Klipsch RP-8000F Mark II/Cornwall: The DM-80s have a livelier sound and superior bass extension and accuracy, although the Klipsch speakers sound more 'live'
Takeaway: The Dymension DM-80 tower speakers offer a unique and immersive audio experience with powerful bass, making them suitable for both home theater and music enjoyment. With proper setup, the DM-80 can bring that exciting feeling of live sound to one's home.
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Features
Specifications
- Dimensions (H x W x D): 49.4 x 11.3 x 16.0 in. (1255 x 287 x 407 mm)
- Weight: 83.1 lbs (37.7 kg)
- Tweeter: (2) 1 in. aluminum oxide domes
- Midrange/Midbass: (4) 5.25 in. BDSS with Linear Response Waveguide
- Subwoofer: (1) 12 in. subwoofer, (2) 12 in. passive radiators
- Frequency Response: 23 Hz–30 kHz (-10dB), 28 Hz–23 kHz (-3dB)
- Nominal Impedance: 4Ω (8Ω compatible)
- Sensitivity: 90dB (2.83V/1m)
- Recommended Amplifier Power: 50-300W
- Bipolar Array Adjustment: Fully bipolar (default), forward focus -6dB, variable via bi-amping
- Intelligent Bass Control: Variable +/- 12dB
Description
Dymension™ DM80 tower speakers deliver dynamic, room-filling sound with extended bass by leveraging Definitive Technology's signature bipolar arrays, proprietary drivers, and integrated 12" subwoofer.
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Brand highlights
Taking a step back to look at reviewers' thoughts of the brand's entire lineup—not just this product—what stands out most is the following:
- The Descend series subwoofers leverage the brand's unique 3XR architecture, utilizing dual passive radiators alongside an active woofer to deliver bass extension comparable to larger ported designs, but without port noise.
- Definitive Technology integrates Class H amplifiers in their larger Descend series subwoofers, enabling efficient power delivery for both music and movie soundtracks.
- They offer Intelligent Phase Control, allowing for meticulous alignment of the subwoofer with the main speakers to achieve a seamless blend and even frequency response.
- Dymension series loudspeakers incorporate BDSS (Balanced Double Surround System) drivers and Linear Response Waveguides, aiming for linear and accurate midrange reproduction with wide dispersion.
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Dymension DM40
- Positioning: A compact entry-level floor-standing speaker for smaller setups.
- Description: Offers a clean design with a simple driver layout and a streamlined crossover that yields clear midrange and controlled bass for basic listening needs. Compared to the DM60, DM70, and DM80 models, its fewer advanced features make it best for smaller rooms and limited budgets while meeting essential functionality.
Dymension DM60
- Positioning: A mid-range speaker designed to boost performance without reaching premium price levels.
- Description: Builds on a more refined driver array and improved cabinet engineering that enhance bass extension and overall balance. In direct comparison with the DM40, it raises sonic performance through enhanced clarity, yet still sits below the DM70 and DM80 in technological sophistication and dynamic range.
Dymension DM70
- Positioning: A higher-end speaker geared toward delivering a wide and engaging soundstage for mid to larger rooms.
- Description: Introduces an upgraded driver configuration paired with a more sophisticated crossover network that supports broader frequency control and refined acoustic detail. Relative to the DM60 and DM40, it offers marked improvements in clarity and bass control.
Dymension DM80
- Positioning: A flagship speaker that features the most advanced technology in the lineup for a superior acoustic experience.
- Description: Built with the most advanced driver array and optimized cabinet design that produces exceptional dynamic range and sound precision. Compared to the DM70, DM60, and DM40 models, its enhanced build quality and refined musical reproduction represent the pinnacle of the series.
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Definitive Technology is a hifi speaker brand known for its bipole design, which radiates sound from both front and back to create a more spacious soundstage. Their speakers feature unique technologies like Linear Response Waveguide for better off-axis listening and Intelligent Bass Control for precise bass adjustments while maintaining midrange balance, with many models incorporating built-in powered subwoofers.
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GoldenEar
T66
3450
3450
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23
Reviews
Introducing the T Series The T66 is the first model in GoldenEar’s new T Series. While it boasts several significant refinements of our time-tested design concepts, the T66 is undeniably a GoldenEar loudspeaker, placing beautiful sound and music before all else. Honoring the Triton Series The T66 honors the critically acclaimed Triton Series, sharing a similarly tall, slender profile; built-in DSP-controlled subwoofer amplification; and a driver complement comprising GoldenEar’s High-Velocity Folded Ribbon AMT tweeter, cast-basket mid/bass units, quadratic planar radiators, and long-throw powered sub-bass section. Onward and Upward Several important cosmetic and sonic refinements distinguish the new T66 from previous GoldenEar speakers. These include a dramatically augmented crossover design, high-quality internal wiring, a new cast-aluminum base and metal grille, and, in addition to GoldenEar’s Gloss Black cabinet finish, a vibrant Santa Barbara Red.
GoldenEar Technology stands out for its High-Velocity Folded Ribbon tweeter, which moves air like an accordion to avoid the distortion common in metal dome tweeters, and its built-in powered bass sections with DSP eliminate the need for separate subwoofers. The brand delivers high-end sound quality at more accessible price points through its Triton series, which uses passive radiators to achieve powerful bass from compact cabinets.
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Product Strengths
- Excellent bass performance is a defining feature, providing tight, smooth, even, solid, and tangible bass extension into the 20 Hz range, eliminating placement issues associated with separate subwoofers
- Balanced overall sound, coherence, and ability to present music in a natural and effortless way is consistently praised
- High levels of detail come through with the High-Velocity Folded Ribbon AMT tweeter and cast-basket mid/bass units
- A holographic image over the seating area of a typical sofa is capable with excellent imaging and a wide and open soundstage, even when not seated in the exact sweet spot
- The Santa Barbara Red finish option receives high marks for its visual appeal
Product Considerations
- Still a significant investment, especially the Santa Barbara Red finish
- The metal grille covering the drivers is not designed to be easily removed
- Care should be taken with system matching, due to a slightly hot high-end
Comparisons (according to reviewers)
- The T66 offers more refinement and a more 'of-a-piece' sound than the Triton One.R
- Has internal structural improvements that make it even more stable and rigid than previous generations
Takeaway: The GoldenEar T66 delivers audiophile-grade sound and aesthetics, with powerful bass and exceptional detail. These speakers are easy to incorporate into nearly any environment, and have the power to let the listener appreciate all the nuances in favorite songs or movies.
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GoldenEar Technology stands out for its High-Velocity Folded Ribbon tweeter, which moves air like an accordion to avoid the distortion common in metal dome tweeters, and its built-in powered bass sections with DSP eliminate the need for separate subwoofers. The brand delivers high-end sound quality at more accessible price points through its Triton series, which uses passive radiators to achieve powerful bass from compact cabinets.
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KEF
LS60
4999
4999
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5
Reviews
KEF's signature Uni-Q technology places the tweeter in the center of the woofer to create a single point source for sound, while their Metamaterial Absorption Technology absorbs 99% of unwanted sound from the rear of the driver. Their Music Integrity Engine corrects timing errors in the speaker crossover, and their Shadow Flare technology reduces diffraction for improved detail and clarity in sound reproduction.
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Product Strengths
- Phenomenal performance combines with great aesthetics and ease of use
- The Uni-Q driver provides a great, all-encompassing sense of sound and captures every element of the track
- Offers a wealth of customization via the KEF Connect app, including EQ settings, wall mode, and bass extension
- Every driver is paired with a custom amplifier, eliminating the need to choose separate components
- Integrates multiple streaming options including Spotify Connect, AirPlay 2, Bluetooth, and Chromecast
Product Considerations
- Bluetooth 4.2 may be seen as outdated
- The included remote control is basic
- Bass can be too much straight out of the box and may require adjustment
- Some may not like the decision being taken away of choosing a specific amplifier or DAC
- Output may be limited for very large rooms
Comparisons (according to reviewers)
- LS60 uses a lot of similar technology found in the KEF Blades
- LS60 can play much louder and deeper, and are more dynamic and even more open than KEF LS50 Wireless II
- LS60 goes deeper in the bass than Bowers & Wilkins Formation Duo
- LS60 has more outstanding range and bass dynamics than DALI Rubicon 6 C and PIEGA Premium Wireless 701
Takeaway: The KEF LS60 Wireless is a convenient and great-sounding speaker system with a slim design and comprehensive features that's easy to set up and customize for various listening preferences. It's a good choice if you want a simple, high-quality audio solution without needing separate components.
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KEF's signature Uni-Q technology places the tweeter in the center of the woofer to create a single point source for sound, while their Metamaterial Absorption Technology absorbs 99% of unwanted sound from the rear of the driver. Their Music Integrity Engine corrects timing errors in the speaker crossover, and their Shadow Flare technology reduces diffraction for improved detail and clarity in sound reproduction.
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Genelec
6040R
3395
3395
/
4
Reviews
Genelec is a hifi speaker brand known for their unique coaxial driver design where the tweeter is embedded in the mid-woofer, ensuring all frequencies come from the same point in space. The brand pioneered the use of recycled aluminum for speaker cabinets in 1996, and their Smart Active Monitoring systems automatically adapt to room acoustics, making them particularly valuable for professional studio environments.
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Product Strengths
- Rock-solid build quality with die-cast aluminum construction leading to a durable and rigid design without resonances
- Precise and balanced sound, suitable for all musical styles without emphasis, with warm vocals and good intimacy
- Powerful dynamics and serious SPL capability from a small cabinet, delivering decent sound even in larger rooms
- Features Genelec's GLM room correction system, which is flexible, fast, and provides a comprehensive report about the listening space with recommendations
- Elegant and unique design that looks good from any angle, and doesn't take up much footprint in the room
Product Considerations
- All connections use professional standards, and balanced outputs are preferred
- The GLM kit is an additional cost
- The professional XLR cable connections can seem cumbersome
- There is no wireless connectivity or network option
- The manual is quite involved and detailed for GLM, and could be improved with a quick start manual
Comparisons (according to reviewers)
- Vs Reference Techniques SBR1: The SBR1 has better bass insight and space and more 'hifi glossy silkiness,' while the 6040R is a better 'music communicator'
- Vs ATC SCM40 actives: The ATC is better in timbre and bass-treble coherence, but the 6040R is more precise, dynamic, and easier to integrate
- Vs KEF LS50 Metas and a Buchardt i150 amplifier: The 6040R has greater drive and greater soundstage precision
Takeaway: The 6040R is a well-built speaker system with great sound, room correction, and built-in power amps, making it a long-lasting music system with all-round sound. It is a compact, elegant design that delivers an exceptional and uncolored listening experience, and it has enough power and nuance to play any type of music in any situation.
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Genelec is a hifi speaker brand known for their unique coaxial driver design where the tweeter is embedded in the mid-woofer, ensuring all frequencies come from the same point in space. The brand pioneered the use of recycled aluminum for speaker cabinets in 1996, and their Smart Active Monitoring systems automatically adapt to room acoustics, making them particularly valuable for professional studio environments.
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Q Acoustics
Q Active 400
2999
2999
/
3
Reviews
An entire high-resolution wireless audio system, delivering uncompromised hi-fi sound that fits conveniently and seamlessly into your lifestyle.
Q Acoustics, a popular entry-level hifi brand among professional reviewers, offers excellent performance at affordable prices.
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Product Strengths
- Expansive sound delivery thanks to BMR drivers, creating a room-filling sound
- Energetic performance and fun sound
- Solid bass response
- Extremely well made and employing a new form of 'Dart' bracing to add stiffness to the cabinet and mechanical stability to the drivers
Product Considerations
- Soundstage loses some focus, not ideal for a specific listening position
- Design is an acquired taste
Comparisons (according to reviewers)
- The Q Active 400 delivers a bigger soundstage and deeper bass than the Q Acoustics Q Active 200
Takeaway: The Q Acoustics Q Active 400 is an impressive wireless system that sounds great and is easy to use, providing a cohesive performance with a wide delivery and powerful bass. It's a flexible system that can integrate into many different home setups to provide an all-in-one solution.
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Q Acoustics, a popular entry-level hifi brand among professional reviewers, offers excellent performance at affordable prices.
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Definitive Technology
Dymension DM70
1199
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Released
2023
Dymension™ DM70 tower speakers deliver dynamic, room-filling sound with extended bass by leveraging Definitive Technology's signature bipolar arrays, proprietary drivers, and integrated 10" subwoofers.
Definitive Technology is a hifi speaker brand known for its bipole design, which radiates sound from both front and back to create a more spacious soundstage. Their speakers feature unique technologies like Linear Response Waveguide for better off-axis listening and Intelligent Bass Control for precise bass adjustments while maintaining midrange balance, with many models incorporating built-in powered subwoofers.
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Product Strengths
- Powered subwoofer section allows for near chest-slamming bass without a separate subwoofer, especially in smaller spaces
- The DM-30 center channel's built-in 8-inch subwoofer provides a weighty, deep resonance and bass that can be felt directly from the screen, an uncommon feature in center channel speakers
- The DM-70s provide a large, expansive, horizontal soundstage, especially when set to zero dB for the rear tweeter, enhancing atmospheric mixes
- A one-inch aluminum dome tweeter in both the DM-30 and DM-70 delivers crisp, clear, and detailed highs without harsh sibilance
- The system sounds dynamic, fun, and exciting due to the powerful bass and detail, setting it apart from other speakers needing subwoofers
Product Considerations
- The non-removable cloth grill covering the entire speaker may not be aesthetically pleasing to some
- The bipolar radiation pattern of the DM-70s might be too expansive for some setups, potentially blending surround effects too much
- Some might prefer a more direct sound presence than the bipolar design offers, especially with Dolby Atmos surround sound
- An adjustable phase on the back of each speaker would be a welcome addition
- The DM-70s do not quite have the same refinement as some other high-end speakers on the top end
Comparisons (according to reviewers)
- The DM-70 is not as refined as GoldenEar T-66 and Perlisten speakers, but is more dynamic due to its powered subwoofer section
- The DM-30 center channel speaker performs closely in bass and weight to the Perlisten R7C and Focal Utopia center channel speakers, despite being smaller
Takeaway: The Dymension DM-70 and DM-30 speakers are a dynamic and fun-sounding system with impressive bass and clear highs thanks to their powered subwoofers and quality tweeters. This speaker package is a great choice for people who want dynamic speakers that sound great without needing extra subwoofers.
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Definitive Technology is a hifi speaker brand known for its bipole design, which radiates sound from both front and back to create a more spacious soundstage. Their speakers feature unique technologies like Linear Response Waveguide for better off-axis listening and Intelligent Bass Control for precise bass adjustments while maintaining midrange balance, with many models incorporating built-in powered subwoofers.
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Q Acoustics
M40
1272
/
Released
2024
The most convenient and cost-effective way to fill your home with full-size, powerful and immersive sound without filling your home with big, imposing loudspeakers. These quality micro-towers have the flexibility to support numerous wired and wireless sources of music.
Q Acoustics, a popular entry-level hifi brand among professional reviewers, offers excellent performance at affordable prices.
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Product Strengths
- Compact size makes them ideal for smaller spaces
- Delivers a composed and controlled sound
- Easy to set up and use
- Stereo imaging is great—each element has its own space
- Versatile wired connectivity (USB, optical, analog)
Product Considerations
- Sound lacks dynamics and drive
- No wi-fi streaming or control app
- Bass response can be easily provoked
- Treble sounds are played safe here—somewhat rolled-off
- Volume adjustment is a slightly blunt affair
Takeaway: The Q Acoustics M40 is a versatile speaker system that's easy to set up and use, delivering great sound quality, especially considering its compact size. It is a safe and enjoyable recommendation for those seeking a less-than-big system with a big, informative and energetic sound.
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Q Acoustics, a popular entry-level hifi brand among professional reviewers, offers excellent performance at affordable prices.
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PMC
active twenty5.23i
2400
/
Released
2024
Already our best-selling model in passive form, the Active 23i adds an active crossover and 2x100W amplification in each speaker to create an elegant floor-standing design even more capable of filling medium-sized rooms with transparent, authentic dynamics and effortlessly extended bass.
PMC is a hifi speaker brand known for its Advanced Transmission Line (ATL) technology, which enhances bass response and reduces distortion, and its LaminairX technology in the Prophecy series, which reduces turbulence and harmonic distortion by up to 3dB. Their active speakers are preferred by music and audio professionals for their tonal accuracy and dynamic range, with user reviews particularly praising their accurate midrange and detailed sound compared to brands like Dynaudio and B&W.
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Product Strengths
- Impressive control and articulation, handling fast and congested music effortlessly
- Enhances positive qualities of the passive version
- Balances crossover, amplifier and tweeter in a way that avoids harsh or forward sounds
- Achieves more low-end impact compared to the passive version across the volume range
- Offers a wider and more expansive soundstage than its narrow frontage might suggest
Product Considerations
- Bass detail can sometimes be masked by the transmission line and air movement
- Requires a separate source and volume control, not fully self-contained like some active speakers
- The product might be considered expensive compared to other amp-and-speaker combinations
Takeaway: The active twenty5 23i is a good choice for those seeking a peerless solution that maintains hifi credentials and streamlines box-count. It hits harder and sounds sweeter, while providing intriguing system-building possibilities.
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PMC is a hifi speaker brand known for its Advanced Transmission Line (ATL) technology, which enhances bass response and reduces distortion, and its LaminairX technology in the Prophecy series, which reduces turbulence and harmonic distortion by up to 3dB. Their active speakers are preferred by music and audio professionals for their tonal accuracy and dynamic range, with user reviews particularly praising their accurate midrange and detailed sound compared to brands like Dynaudio and B&W.
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KIN By Totem
Kin Play Tower II
1687
/
Released
2024
Discover the brand-new KIN Play Tower II, Totem's fully powered floor-standing speaker, now with HDMI ARC! With expanded connectivity and enhanced functionality, this tower delivers even more of the sought-after qualities that have contributed to the remarkable success of the Kin PlayTM. Connect your wired and wireless sources to experience the bold and impactful sound of the KIN Play Tower IITM.
Known for its use of handmade Torrent drivers, Kin by Totem eliminates crossover distortions to deliver clean, unaltered audio, coupled with its signature micro-size speakers that defy traditional performance limitations. The brand’s achievements include influencing compact speaker trends while maintaining premium audio quality.
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Product Strengths
- The Kin Play Tower 2s are active speakers, meaning they have a built-in amplifier, offering a cleaner and simpler setup compared to passive speakers that require an external amplifier
- The speakers are reported to have a frequency response range down to 30Hz, meaning that a subwoofer may not be necessary for many listeners
- Available in black and white satin finishes, the speakers are compact enough to fit in various listening spaces, combining good looks with good sound
- Multiple inputs including HDMI ARC, optical inputs, Bluetooth, stereo RCA, line-level, and active phono inputs offer versatile connectivity options
Product Considerations
- Modern connectivity options fall a little short, opting for HDMI ARC instead of eARC, and lacking WIFI and/or Ethernet
- Bypassing the internal preamp using the 'amp in' input can cause the speakers to play at full volume, potentially damaging the speakers or hearing if the connected device has a fixed volume output
- At higher volumes, the five-inch drivers can struggle with demanding bass sections, so the speakers may benefit from the support of a subwoofer when playing bass-heavy music
Comparisons (according to reviewers)
- Kin Play Tower 2s have a bass that is punchy and dynamic, while Martin Logan Towers tend to have deeper sounding bass
- Bowers & Wilkins speakers are brighter
Takeaway: The Kin Play Tower 2s are convenient and versatile active speakers that sound great and are easy to set up. They offer a clean aesthetic and multiple connectivity options, making them suitable for those seeking quality audio without a complex setup.
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Known for its use of handmade Torrent drivers, Kin by Totem eliminates crossover distortions to deliver clean, unaltered audio, coupled with its signature micro-size speakers that defy traditional performance limitations. The brand’s achievements include influencing compact speaker trends while maintaining premium audio quality.
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Argon Audio
Forte A55 MK2
1153
/
Released
2023
FORTE A55 MK2 represent the pinnacle of the FORTE series (so far!). These speakers are perfect for you if you won't settle for anything less than the best. You get pure, room-filling sound with plenty of bass that transforms any room into a sound paradise. FORTE MK2 are the gold standard among active speakers. With their fully digital amplification featuring four separate channels for tweeters and woofers, custom-designed drivers with minimal distortion, and all the connections you need - including HDMI ARC - FORTE MK2 deliver crystal-clear and rich sound quality that you won't find anywhere else in this price range.
Argon Audio is a Scandinavian hifi brand that combines elegant aesthetics with advanced acoustic technologies, including their unique Anisotropic Torsion Stabiliser system for turntables and powerful compact speakers that deliver deep bass. Their products, from the versatile TT-4 turntable to the SOLO streaming box, stand out for delivering performance that exceeds expectations at their price points, particularly in terms of precision and dynamic range.
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Product Strengths
- Full-grown but slim floor-standing speaker with two five-inch bass/midrange units
- Significantly more bass capacity than the Forte A4
- Midrange reproduction is very nice, singing voices sound natural, and room reproduction is a pleasure to experience
- Has a very good ability to recreate the difference between an intimate club recording and a concert in a large hall
- Thoroughly digital and the only truly active speaker in the price range
Product Considerations
- A right/left switch on the active speaker would be nice
- Unpacking the speakers was difficult
- The sound can be a bit sharp, and the nuance could have been better
- The active electronics are located in the left speaker, so the living room has to be decorated around it
Comparisons (according to reviewers)
- The Forte A55 keeps up the quality of the Forte A4 and has significantly more bass capacity
- The Forte A55 benefits from being thoroughly digital and the only truly active speaker in the price range, compared to the Dali Zensor 5 AX and Tangent Spectrum X6 BT Phono
Takeaway: The Argon Audio Forte A55 is a great value speaker that delivers good sound for larger living rooms with deeper bass and higher sound pressure. It is a real active two-way floor-standing speaker with a 4 x 80 watt amplifier and DSP correction.
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Argon Audio is a Scandinavian hifi brand that combines elegant aesthetics with advanced acoustic technologies, including their unique Anisotropic Torsion Stabiliser system for turntables and powerful compact speakers that deliver deep bass. Their products, from the versatile TT-4 turntable to the SOLO streaming box, stand out for delivering performance that exceeds expectations at their price points, particularly in terms of precision and dynamic range.
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