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Specifications
- Recommended amplifier power: 400W RMS (Max)
- Sensitivity: Suitable for loudspeakers up to 98dB typically
- Nominal impedance: 8 Ohm
- Frequency response (-6dB typical in room): 16kHz-60kHz
- Drive unit: 25mm (1") Thin Ply Carbon Diaphragm (TPCD) with neodymium magnet system
- Crossover type: 3rd order high pass 16kHz, Cryogenically treated
- System adjustments: +/- 3dB from nominal setting
- Dimensions (HxWxD): 86 x 140 x 257mm (3.4 x 5.5 x 10.1")
- Finishes: Walnut / High Gloss Black
Description
Music's true beauty emerges not just from its bass depth, the intricacies of its midrange, or the crispness of its treble. Our innovative time-aligned, omnidirectional super tweeter ensures that the energy reflected within a space harmonises with the direct sound, enhancing the perceived spaciousness and airiness of any audio setup.
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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:
- Fyne Audio utilizes a unique IsoFlare driver, employing a point-source configuration by integrating the tweeter within the midrange/woofer, improving time alignment and creating a more cohesive soundstage.
- They implement a BassTrax porting system, using a downward-firing port coupled with a Tractrix cone diffuser to evenly disperse low frequencies into the room, reducing placement sensitivity.
- Fyne Audio meticulously crafts its cabinets with curved baffles and high-density materials, combined with internal bracing to minimize unwanted resonances.
- The brand offers a customizable sound experience through the inclusion of a "Presence" control, which subtly adjusts the frequencies in the 2.5kHz - 5kHz range, allowing for tailoring the sonic output to individual preferences and room acoustics.
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Fyne Audio 500 Series
- Positioning: The entry-level option in Fyne Audio's lineup, offering a balance of performance and affordability.
- Description: Features solid build and impressive bass weight, making it suitable for small to medium-sized rooms. Uses the IsoFlare point-source driver, which enhances stereo imaging and directivity, setting it apart from the more basic F300 series. While it offers a warm and welcoming sound, it may lack the punch and snap found in the higher-end F700 series.
Fyne Audio 700 Series
- Positioning: A mid-range offering, providing a step up in performance and design sophistication from the 500 series.
- Description: Features upscale looks and unique IsoFlare driver, delivering excellent stereo imaging and detail retrieval. Offers a more dynamic and engaging sound compared to the 500 series. The series includes a BassTrax Tractrix diffuser for improved bass dispersion, which is more refined than the simpler designs in the 500 series.
Fyne Audio F1 Series
- Positioning: The flagship line, representing the pinnacle of their technological and design capabilities.
- Description: A groundbreaking achievement with luxurious build and exceptional soundstage, making it suitable for audiophiles with larger budgets and dedicated listening spaces. Features advanced IsoFlare drivers and a unique BassTrax diffuser, offering superior integration and bass performance compared to the 700 series. The F1 series also includes a presence control for fine-tuning the sound, a feature not found in the lower series.
Fyne Audio Vintage Classic Series
- Positioning: A premium offering that combines modern performance with retro aesthetics, appealing to enthusiasts of classic design.
- Description: Known for articulate presentation and expressive dynamics. Features a large IsoFlare driver with a low crossover point, providing seamless midrange delivery that surpasses the integration found in the 700 series. The series also offers high sensitivity, allowing it to be driven by lower-powered amplifiers, which is a distinct advantage over the more power-hungry F1 series.
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Fyne Audio's IsoFlare technology creates point-source drivers that radiate sound evenly in all directions, while their BassTrax system turns port energy into a 360-degree wave that makes speaker placement less critical. Their unique FyneFlute surround design and magnesium-dome compression drivers with cryogenically treated components work together to reduce distortion and improve musical accuracy.
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Bowers & Wilkins
805 D4
9500
9500
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22
Reviews
Bowers & Wilkins pioneered the use of Kevlar fibers in speaker cones and developed the Matrix cabinet design, which significantly reduces cabinet resonance and sound coloration. Their Nautilus speaker, introduced in 1993, features the distinctive Nautilus tube tweeter design that minimizes sound resonance, while their dedicated Steyning Research facility has produced breakthroughs like the Continuum cone for improved audio transparency.
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Product Strengths
- Excellent build quality, featuring a blend of aluminum, leather, and wood veneer, or gloss paint.
- Detailed sound with excellent stereo imagery.
- Good detail and clarity.
- Wide and deep soundstage.
- Design features contribute to cabinet rigidity and reduced coloration.
Product Considerations
- May sound bright with the wrong amplifier or cables.
- May require a high-power solid-state amp.
- Needs quality amplification and may sound soft if underpowered.
- Requires stands, adding to the overall cost.
- Bass may not satisfy those seeking high-output bass without a subwoofer.
Takeaway: The 805 D4 is an excellent speaker that is beautifully built and delivers a detailed and engaging sound. It's a great option for those seeking a premium listening experience.
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Bowers & Wilkins pioneered the use of Kevlar fibers in speaker cones and developed the Matrix cabinet design, which significantly reduces cabinet resonance and sound coloration. Their Nautilus speaker, introduced in 1993, features the distinctive Nautilus tube tweeter design that minimizes sound resonance, while their dedicated Steyning Research facility has produced breakthroughs like the Continuum cone for improved audio transparency.
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KEF
LS60 Wireless
5499
5499
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19
Reviews
Bring the track spirit into your home with LS60 Wireless Lotus Edition, created in partnership with and inspired by the British Racing Green of the iconic brand.
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
- Striking, sleek, and modern design that complements modern interiors
- Incorporates KEF's Uni-Q driver array and Metamaterial Absorption Technology (MAT) for neutral, open, detailed sound, reducing unwanted sound from the rear of the tweeter
- Includes Uni-Core force-canceling woofers that reduce cabinet vibrations, contributing to balanced and detailed bass
- The KEF Connect app allows for adjustments to fit the listening environment
- Offers high connectivity and is a true stand-alone system
Product Considerations
- Bass can be a bit too much out of the box, requiring adjustments via the app or placement considerations
- Not well-suited for those who have many signal sources to connect to
- Some reviewers found the bass lacked definition in the upper bass, with unclear instrument placement, even after adjusting EQ settings
- The included remote control is considered basic or cheap
- Mandatory online registration and administrator-level internet connection requirements for the app may be a drawback for privacy-conscious users
Comparisons (according to reviewers)
- Compared to the Bang & Olufsen Beolab 28, the LS60 Wireless can achieve similar sound quality with adjustments, at a lower price point, although the Beolab 28 sounds 'more right' straight out of the factory
- Compared to the KEF LS50 Wireless II, the LS60 Wireless is preferred stylistically, achieves near full-range playback, and has a more slim design, although it costs more and also provides much deeper bass
- Compared to the Q Acoustics Active 400 Towers, the LS60 Wireless has no issues with products not working
Takeaway: The KEF LS60 Wireless are stylish, all-in-one speakers that deliver a balanced, detailed sound with advanced technology. They are a convenient, high-performing solution for those seeking a streamlined audio setup.
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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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Bowers & Wilkins
703 S3
5999
5999
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11
Reviews
Bowers & Wilkins pioneered the use of Kevlar fibers in speaker cones and developed the Matrix cabinet design, which significantly reduces cabinet resonance and sound coloration. Their Nautilus speaker, introduced in 1993, features the distinctive Nautilus tube tweeter design that minimizes sound resonance, while their dedicated Steyning Research facility has produced breakthroughs like the Continuum cone for improved audio transparency.
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Product Strengths
- Superb design and build quality.
- Articulate sound, especially in the upper midrange and treble regions.
- Very good imaging, with strong definition and delineation between instruments and performers.
- Vivid and clear midrange, revealing subtle details in recordings.
- Transparency ensures more of the music is heard as it was intended.
Product Considerations
- A capable amplifier is needed due to impedance dips to 3.1 ohms.
- Not a bass-heavy speaker.
- The tweeter can become too much if listening to poorly recorded music or at very high volumes.
- The bass can sound a bit thin, depending on room size and personal preference.
- Can sound a little bit cool when playing certain types of music.
Comparisons (according to reviewers)
- Vs KEF R11 Meta—KEFs presented more physical scale with respect to soundstage, with even greater width.
- Vs Polk R700 and Klipsch RP8000F Mk2—Not better than the B&Ws, but aren't embarrassed by them either.
- Vs B&W 805 D IV—In one listening room, the 703 is nearly as good.
- Zoo sound a little bit warmer.
Takeaway: The 703 S3 makes listening engaging and fun, with dynamic sound suitable for both music and movies. It brings clarity to vocals, especially at lower volumes, making it great for late-night listening.
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Bowers & Wilkins pioneered the use of Kevlar fibers in speaker cones and developed the Matrix cabinet design, which significantly reduces cabinet resonance and sound coloration. Their Nautilus speaker, introduced in 1993, features the distinctive Nautilus tube tweeter design that minimizes sound resonance, while their dedicated Steyning Research facility has produced breakthroughs like the Continuum cone for improved audio transparency.
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Gershman
Studio II
5500
5500
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10
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Delivers performance beyond what is typically associated with its price.
Gershman Acoustics speakers use Back-wave Control Technology and bass trap designs to deliver deep, controlled bass from compact enclosures, defying expectations about speaker size and performance. Their unique cabinet designs, including truncated pyramid shapes and resonance control devices, help create an intimate, club-like listening experience with exceptional clarity and precision.
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Product Strengths
- Full-range sound, impressive bass response, and the ability to pressurize a room, often negating the need for a separate subwoofer
- Smooth, warm, and coherent midrange provides natural and engaging vocals and instruments for long listening sessions without fatigue
- Well-extended treble presents in a naturally smooth, enjoyable, and pleasing manner
- Excellent imaging and soundstage capabilities create a realistic and immersive listening experience
- Sound reproduction makes it a speaker that one can live with
- Connectivity options are available
Product Considerations
- Quality amplification with sufficient power and current is required to achieve optimal performance and control the woofer effectively
- The backplate for bass adjustment uses wood screws, making it easy to strip if not handled carefully
- Placement and setup, especially stand height and toe-in, are crucial for achieving the best high-frequency response, it can sound dull if not optimized
- May not be ideal for listeners who prefer a brighter, more forward sound signature or those who prioritize extreme loudness levels
- Grilles may cause micro-rattling at moderate to loud listening levels due to weaker magnets
Comparisons (according to reviewers)
- Vs Totem Acoustic Manny 2 Signature: The Studio 2 has a more forgiving presentation, denser midrange, and stronger bass
- Vs Klipsch Forte 3: The Studio 2 offers a more natural tone, especially in the midrange and upper bass, along with greater soundstage depth
- Vs Vienna Acoustics Mozart Symphony Editions: The Studio 2 beats them in bass and midrange
- Vs Harbeth (SHL5 and Compact 7 XTs): The Studio 2 cannot be matched by the Harbeth's articulate bass response
- Vs Celestion SL6-S: The Studio 2 has deeper roots in the trunk, and they got high branches and leaves, but they don't go all the way up to the highest branches and leaves at the tippy top
Takeaway:
The Studio 2 is a well-built bookshelf speaker that delivers a smooth, full-range sound with surprising bass and clear imaging, making for an engaging listening experience. With the right setup and quality components, these speakers can provide years of musical enjoyment in a variety of room sizes.
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Gershman Acoustics speakers use Back-wave Control Technology and bass trap designs to deliver deep, controlled bass from compact enclosures, defying expectations about speaker size and performance. Their unique cabinet designs, including truncated pyramid shapes and resonance control devices, help create an intimate, club-like listening experience with exceptional clarity and precision.
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Fyne
Vintage Five
4721
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Released
2023
Like it's larger siblings, this 5" compact bookshelf design celebrates the cabinet finery of traditional loudspeakers alongside the cutting-edge audio engineering of Dr Paul Mills. The handcrafted enclosures of the Fyne Vintage Five are kept compact to allow easy integration into small and medium sized spaces.
Fyne Audio's IsoFlare technology creates point-source drivers that radiate sound evenly in all directions, while their BassTrax system turns port energy into a 360-degree wave that makes speaker placement less critical. Their unique FyneFlute surround design and magnesium-dome compression drivers with cryogenically treated components work together to reduce distortion and improve musical accuracy.
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Product Strengths
- Beautifully handcrafted with full birch cabinets and a unique, aesthetically pleasing design that stands out
- Delivers a highly resolving and natural treble presentation with a lot of texture and detail
- Mid-range is open, expansive, and highly resolving, making it the star of the show
- Employs Basstrax technology for bass tuning, dispersing low-frequency sounds more uniformly and making the speakers less fussy about room placement
- Impressive clarity, dynamic presentation, and precise stereo imaging provide an enjoyable listening experience
Product Considerations
- Bass extension is limited due to the small driver size
- Works best in smaller spaces and may find its limits at higher volumes or in medium to large rooms
- Can be picky with compressed recordings, revealing the compression in the mid-range
- The retro appearance may not appeal to everyone
- Careful partnering with well-behaved electronics is required to avoid harshness in the higher frequencies
Comparisons (according to reviewers)
- Vs Focal Kanta Number One: The Vintage Five has a more neutral treble and better treble texture detail, while the Focal is more forward and pushes detail to the front
Takeaway: The Fyne Vintage Five speakers combine a retro aesthetic with modern engineering, delivering a detailed and engaging sound that's especially impressive in the mid-range. They are ideal for listeners who appreciate quality craftsmanship and a nuanced soundstage in smaller listening spaces.
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Fyne Audio's IsoFlare technology creates point-source drivers that radiate sound evenly in all directions, while their BassTrax system turns port energy into a 360-degree wave that makes speaker placement less critical. Their unique FyneFlute surround design and magnesium-dome compression drivers with cryogenically treated components work together to reduce distortion and improve musical accuracy.
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Fyne
Vintage Classic Viii
4721
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Released
2023
Tall, slim and elegant, the Vintage Classic VIII builds on the SM version with a larger floorstanding cabinet for a fuller, richer and more engaging sound. True to the Vintage Classic Series, the VIII is built within a rectangular cabinet with rich walnut veneer panels and striking baffle detail, including anodised gold trim and analogue control knobs set on a dedicated panel detailing frequency response graphs.
Fyne Audio's IsoFlare technology creates point-source drivers that radiate sound evenly in all directions, while their BassTrax system turns port energy into a 360-degree wave that makes speaker placement less critical. Their unique FyneFlute surround design and magnesium-dome compression drivers with cryogenically treated components work together to reduce distortion and improve musical accuracy.
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Product Strengths
- Beautiful finish and attention to detail
- Features modern technology like the IsoFlare driver and BassTrax porting system
- User-friendly due to the high frequency energy and presence adjustments for room placement
- Offers a blend of warmth and excitement that brings life to the music
- Spacious and expansive sound
Product Considerations
- The looks are a matter of taste
- Large size may require consideration of room size
- Overall levels of resolution are reasonable, not exceptional, for this class
- Not the last word in dynamics or resolving fine detail
Comparisons (according to reviewers)
- Compared to the ATC SEM40s, the ATC SEM40s increase sonic engagement considerably thanks to a thumping—well-defined bass and rich mid-range, but are a little dark on top
- Compared to the Spendor D7.2, the Spendor exhibits less colouration and can generate deeper low-end, and is easier to accommodate, but the Fyne Vintage Classic VIII is easier to drive, produces a wider stereo image and offers greater adjustability
- Compared to the Mission 770, the Fyne is arguably a little faster, if perhaps not so gloriously unflappable
- Considering that the Kudos Super 20A is now more expensive, this does put into focus that the Fyne is quite keenly priced
Takeaway: The 'Vintage' speaker combines retro design with modern technology for a great listening experience. It's easy to place and enjoy in different rooms and with different equipment, making it a fun and versatile choice.
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Fyne Audio's IsoFlare technology creates point-source drivers that radiate sound evenly in all directions, while their BassTrax system turns port energy into a 360-degree wave that makes speaker placement less critical. Their unique FyneFlute surround design and magnesium-dome compression drivers with cryogenically treated components work together to reduce distortion and improve musical accuracy.
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Fyne
Vintage Classic Viii SM
4395
/
Released
2022
Taking us back to the golden days of traditional 'bookshelf' loudspeaker design, the Vintage Classic VIII SM standmount model brings all the nostalgic looks and rich performance of the Vintage Classic Series to a compact and easy to integrate loudspeaker. True to the series, the rectangular cabinets are hand-finished with walnut veneer and a deep black baffle, with gold trim and ample design cues from the 1970s.
Fyne Audio's IsoFlare technology creates point-source drivers that radiate sound evenly in all directions, while their BassTrax system turns port energy into a 360-degree wave that makes speaker placement less critical. Their unique FyneFlute surround design and magnesium-dome compression drivers with cryogenically treated components work together to reduce distortion and improve musical accuracy.
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Product Strengths
- Beautiful finish with attention to detail, especially when seen in person
- High-frequency energy adjustment and presence adjustment aid room placement
- User-friendly and neutral due to the adjustments for different room types
- Warmth and liveliness bring music to life
- Easy integration with partner equipment and room setup
Product Considerations
- Not the last word in dynamics
- Not the last word in resolving fine detail
- The camera doesn't really pick up on small details
- Cabinet finish could be deeper to show off the grain in the wood
- Not the most dynamic when it comes to reproducing bass
Comparisons (according to reviewers)
- Vs. ATC SEM40s: SEM40s offer more sonic engagement due to thumping bass and rich midrange, but are a little dark on top
- Vs. Triangle 40th Anniversary Comet speakers: Performance is increased in all regards
Takeaway: The Fyne Audio Vintage Classic 8s are hand-built in the UK and combine modern tech with retro style to give a warm—lively sound that's easy to adjust to your room. If you want distinctive sound and looks, and a speaker that's easy to live with, these could be for you.
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Our take on the brand
Fyne Audio's IsoFlare technology creates point-source drivers that radiate sound evenly in all directions, while their BassTrax system turns port energy into a 360-degree wave that makes speaker placement less critical. Their unique FyneFlute surround design and magnesium-dome compression drivers with cryogenically treated components work together to reduce distortion and improve musical accuracy.
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GoldenEar
T66
3450
/
Released
2024
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.
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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Sonus Faber
Duetto
3999
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Released
2023
Duetto marks Sonus faber's inaugural active stereo wireless speaker system. Powered by four bespoke amplifiers, Duetto presents an all-in-one sound solution, harmoniously blending a multitude of connectivity options while keeping the listening experience wire-free.
Sonus Faber is an Italian hifi brand that designs speakers with unique lute-shaped cabinets inspired by traditional violin-making, featuring wood and leather materials to achieve a natural sound. Their speakers incorporate distinctive elements like cork chambers for midrange drivers and asymmetrical driver baskets that mimic natural forms, with each unit being individually tuned by ear to ensure tonal perfection.
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Product Strengths
- Gorgeous sound is clear, smooth, detailed, and dynamic
- Elegant design is dashingly elegant, minimalist aesthetic, and painstakingly crafted for equal parts style and substance
- Impressive bass extension and output, described as deep and firm, surprising for their size
- Clear midrange makes voices sound purposeful, characterful, and entirely present
- Versatile connectivity with streaming and input options, including Chromecast, AirPlay 2, phono pre-amp, and HDMI ARC/eARC
Product Considerations
- Some reviewers experienced streaming and HDMI ARC reliability issues
- Input and control layout can be inconvenient and awkward
- Prototype unit had operational bugs
- No bass level adjustment is available, though it could be added in mobile app
Comparisons (according to reviewers)
- Vs KEF LS50 Wireless II—the KEF LS50 Wireless II is a similarly high-end option
- Vs PSB Alpha iQ—the PSB Alpha iQ is a more compact wireless speaker package than the Sonus Faber and is comparatively lighter on bass
Takeaway: The Sonus Faber Duetto speakers are well-suited for those seeking amazing sound and a beautiful design in one package. These speakers are easy to connect and use, and fill the room with rich, detailed audio.
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Sonus Faber is an Italian hifi brand that designs speakers with unique lute-shaped cabinets inspired by traditional violin-making, featuring wood and leather materials to achieve a natural sound. Their speakers incorporate distinctive elements like cork chambers for midrange drivers and asymmetrical driver baskets that mimic natural forms, with each unit being individually tuned by ear to ensure tonal perfection.
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