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Manufacturer details
- Principle: 3-Way, high sensitivity, symmetrical bass reflex loudspeaker
- Drivers: 2 pcs. Göbel® High End proprietary long-throw Bass chassis (18 inch), 2 pcs. Göbel® High End proprietary midrange chassis (8 inch), 1 pcs. significantly improved AMT tweeter with massive aluminum wave guide
- Housing: Acoustically optimized, constrain layer dampening, tropical room proof, resin bounded composite board specific aluminum alloy, with max. 110 mm thickness!
- Standard finishes: Real piano lacquer black, aluminum parts in black ultra matt soft touch with real 24 carat gold leave highlights
- Impedance nominal: 4 Ohm
- Impedance minimum in single wiring: 3,3 Ohm at 100 Hz
- Efficiency: 98 dB / 1W / 1m
- Crossover frequency: 120 Hz / 1600 Hz
- Frequency response: 21 - 24.000 Hz (-3dB)
- Dimensions: 226 cm (H) x 79 cm (W) x 114 cm (D)
- Weight: 530 kg without packaging for each loudspeaker, 890 Kg including flight case packaging for each loudspeaker
For the impeccable high tone reproduction in the Divin Majestic we are using the best AMT tweeter technology available, which is furthermore excellently optimized and adjusted through a massive wave guide, milled out of full aluminum. The specific curve progression of this wave guide finally assures flawless aggregation of all drivers to a homogeneous and natural sound dispersion, which you have never experienced before.
In order to also achieve an absolute homogeneous sound dispersion and stimulation of the room modes within the low frequency range the Divin Majestic is additionally equipped with two custom built Göbel® 18 inch long throw bass drivers. These symmetrically arranged bass drivers are specifically located in the constrain layer dampening front baffle, creating an absolute smooth transition of the 8 inch midrange drivers to the low frequencies of these ...
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:
- Göbel's speaker designs are heavily informed by Oliver Göbel's deep expertise in bending-wave transducer technology, applying his knowledge of flexible diaphragm behavior to reduce mechanical artifacts and acoustic distortion even in their non-bending-wave designs.
- They employ a symmetrical arrangement of bass reflex ports and internal enclosure designs to ensure a balanced air load on the woofer cone, preventing membrane wobble and increasing bass precision.
- The brand often integrates a modified Mundorf Air Motion Transformer (AMT) tweeter, customizing it with proprietary horn profiles and damping structures to seamlessly integrate with other drivers and achieve desired sonic characteristics.
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Divin Marquis
- Positioning: The entry-level model in the Divin series, designed for small high-efficiency loudspeakers.
- Description: Offers a compact design with a unique 8-inch midrange driver using Göbel's patented bending wave technology, providing natural sound reproduction. Compared to the larger Divin models, it features a single 12-inch bass driver, making it ideal for smaller rooms or setups where space is a concern.
Divin Noblesse
- Positioning: A mid-sized high-efficiency loudspeaker in the Divin series, offering a balance between size and performance.
- Description: Features dual 12-inch bass drivers and advanced AMT tweeter technology, ensuring a seamless sound experience. It provides a more robust bass response than the Marquis.
Divin Majestic
- Positioning: The flagship model of the Divin series, representing the pinnacle of high-efficiency loudspeaker design.
- Description: Features groundbreaking technology with two 18-inch bass drivers and a sophisticated wave guide for its AMT tweeter. It surpasses the Noblesse and Marquis in both size and sound output.
Epoque Aeon Reference
- Positioning: The top model in the Epoque series, setting a benchmark for high-end loudspeakers.
- Description: Uses a Carbon Excellence Aeon bending wave driver, offering a wide frequency range and exceptional sound coherence. Its multiple 7-inch bass drivers provide a more refined bass response compared to the Baforce.
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Our Summary
Product Strengths
- Detailed, exciting, dynamic, and transparent sound
- Vanishingly low cabinet coloration, contributing to speed and detail
- Lung-emptying, bowel-clearing, demolition-grade bass
- Bass integrates well with the rest of the frequency range for an integrated musical performance
- Voices have breath and contour, yet the result always retains a minimum of warmth
Product Considerations
- Room acoustics should be a strong consideration, as the BC150 reveals room issues
- Needs a lot of quality electronics upstream
- Requires firm control and ample current capacity from the amplifier
Comparisons (according to reviewers)
- The BC150 sounds more like a Burmester B38 with greater abilities to scale
Takeaway: The Burmester BC150 is a high-precision audio instrument that is both musically communicative and musically analytical, offering a detailed and transparent listening experience. It offers clarity and purity of sound, and brings music to another level.
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Product Strengths
- The M3 presents music with an unprecedented degree of individuality and specificity, without sacrificing tonality, texture, or body
- Remarkable level of resolution
- Astonishing transparency and is resolute
- Accurate tonality and represents timbre faithfully
- Exceptional high-frequency detail and speed due to a planar tweeter
- Accepts only banana terminations
Product Considerations
- The planar tweeter misses the very last measure of extension, shimmer, and effortlessness accomplished by the very best available today
- Low-frequency extension was limited to the high 20 Hz, low 30 Hz range
Comparisons (according to reviewers)
- Compared to Magico M9, the M3 has recalibrated the resolution yardstick by which all other loudspeakers must be measured and compared
- Compared to Von Schweikert Audio ULTRA 9s, the M3 has recalibrated the resolution yardstick by which all other loudspeakers must be measured and compared
Takeaway: The Børresen M3 loudspeakers boldly represent the realization of striking potential in audio and push known boundaries. People who choose the M3 will enjoy a specific level of playback that is unavailable from other loudspeakers.
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Product Strengths
- Sublime image size and expansiveness, coupled with an ability to be driven as hard as your ears or your amps can take
- A sense of balance to the sound of the Alexx V makes renewal possible, expressive and articulate from the deepest bass to the highest treble
- Trickle-down benefits from the WAMM Master Chronosonic and Chronosonic XVX
- Bass performance is otherworldly
- The Alexx V has the ability to uncover and continue to deliver micro-details at extremely high SPLs, even after that slam of a transient
Product Considerations
- Some power behind the throne is needed, because the loudspeaker's impedance plot drops to two ohms at 250Hz
- The dome tweeter does sacrifice the last ounce of micro-detail, compared to the insane resolving power of the best diamond and beryllium drivers
- The choice of finish needs to be considered with care
- Cable management can impact performance
Comparisons (according to reviewers)
- Compared to the original Alexx, the Alexx V is a massive improvement—closer to a baby XVX in so many ways
- Compared to the Alexia 2, the Alexx V was more than a mere additive sum, a step-function improvement
- Compared to the Wilson XVX and WAMM Master Chronosonic, the tweeter is effortless and resolving by normal standards, but no match for the extraordinary levels of detail retrieval
Takeaway: The Alexx V offers a sublime listening experience with excellent balance and dynamic range that allows the listener to get closer to the music. It is a worthy contender for those looking to upgrade their listening experience.
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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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Product Strengths
- The Magico M7 delivers the highest sound quality by the reviewer's metrics
- Described as 'vivid' due to a comprehensive lack of distortion, low compression, rich texture and detail, and coherence across the spectrum and image
- Soundstaging hangs in space with a realistically large soundstage window and deeper stage depth, approximating real sound in a real performance hall
- Superb instrumental definition with a tonal density that removes a filter, revealing the believable richness of each instrument combined with high definition and low etch
- Voicing is resolutely flat in terms of frequency response, so well-balanced recordings sound impressively right
Product Considerations
- The M7 might require bigger amplifiers to reach the dynamic levels of the best horn speakers
- It will not be a good fit for listeners who need frequency colorations to reassure them that their expensive speakers are doing something
Comparisons (according to reviewers)
- Vs MBL 101X, the M7 does a more believable simulation of the stage because it's rather clear about performer locations, but the MBL-101X gets the image off the speakers more reliably, but at the price of some placement precision and air
Takeaway: The Magico M7 speakers deliver a rare and significant sonic achievement with a focus on distortion minimization. These speakers set a benchmark across almost all important sonic dimensions, making them worth considering for serious audio enthusiasts.
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