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Product Strengths
- Excellent performance, superb build quality, and high value
- The fit and finish are beyond reproach for the price level
- Features new drivers, including a revised C-CAM tweeter and RST II mid/bass drivers, contributing to improved sound quality and lower distortion
- The design language is crisp and clean, with a timeless quality
Product Considerations
- If you prefer curved cabinets, you'll have to look elsewhere
- The surround speakers and height effects speakers are only available in gloss black or satin white, potentially limiting aesthetic choices for some users
Comparisons (according to reviewers)
- Monitor Audio offers real-wood veneers, while ELAC's Uni-Fi Reference and Bowers & Wilkins' 600 Series only offer fake wood-effect vinyl wraps
- Another speaker series in this price range that looks as good is Wharfedale's Evo4
Takeaway: The Silver Series 7G offers a combination of excellent performance, build quality, and value. They might be worth your time if you are looking for new speakers.
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Manufacturer details
- System Format: 2-way
- Frequency Response, In-Room (-6dB): 76 Hz - 35 kHz
- Sensitivity (2.83v @ 1m): 87 dB
- Nominal Impedance: 8 Ohms
- Minimum Impedance: 4.0 Ohms @ 230 Hz
- Maximum SPL (single, free-field): 102 dB
- Power Handling (RMS): 60 W
- Recommended Amplifier Requirements: 30 - 60 W
- Crossover Frequency: 2 kHz
- Drive Unit Complement: 1 x 5 1/4" C-CAM RST II mid-bass driver, 1 x 1" (25 mm) C-CAM Gold Dome tweeter with optimised Waveguide
- External Dimensions (Including Grille and Terminals (H x W x D)): 185 x 185 x 313 mm (7 5/16 x 7 5/16 x 12 21/64")
- Weight (each): 4.0 kg (8 lb 12 oz)
- Sold As: Pair
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:
- Monitor Audio's C-CAM (Ceramic-Coated Aluminium/Magnesium) drivers, specifically their "Gold Dome" tweeters and mid-bass drivers, are consistently praised for their unique combination of lightness, rigidity, and damping, resulting in clear, detailed, and dynamic sound reproduction.
- The "Rigid Surface Technology" (RST and RST II), employed on Monitor Audio's driver cones, enhances their stiffness and reduces distortion, leading to a fuller, more textured, and controlled sound, especially in the bass frequencies.
- They've developed a signature sound that balances detail, clarity, and a lively, energetic presentation while being smooth and non-fatiguing, making their speakers suitable for long listening sessions across various music genres.
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Product Strengths
- Smooth, spacious sound with good weight
- Excellent build and finish quality
- Discreet and stylish design, blending easily with room décor
- Slim cabinets make them easy to hang on the wall
- Driver arrangement ensures excellent imaging, even when speakers are mounted high
Product Considerations
- Midrange colouration can harm timing
- Bass is more limited compared to some rivals due to the sealed-box design
- Can become a little muddled with complex rhythms
- Without grilles, they sport a stark, industrial look
Comparisons (according to reviewers)
- When compared to rivals such as PMC's Wafer 2, the SoundFrames have the most limited bass
- SoundFrames are better than the KEF T205 system
Takeaway: The Monitor Audio SoundFrame is a stylish and innovative speaker system that delivers impressive sound quality despite its slim design. It's a great option for those who want a system that blends seamlessly with their décor without compromising on performance.
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Product Strengths
- Discreet, stylish design allows the speakers to blend easily with room décor
- Slim cabinets make the speakers easy to hang on the wall
- Sophisticated and powerful sound quality defies the slimness of the cabinets
- Superb build quality ensures you get your money's worth
Product Considerations
- The SoundFrame system can be expensive as a 5.1 setup
- There is no table-top mounting option
Comparisons (according to reviewers)
- SoundFrame puts many floorstanders to shame
Takeaway: The Monitor Audio SoundFrame is innovative and stylish, delivering great sound quality from a discreet design. It is a good choice for those wanting a speaker system that blends seamlessly with their décor without compromising sound.
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Product Strengths
- Discreet, stylish design allows them to blend in with room décor, like hanging pictures
- Slim cabinets (87.5mm depth) make them easy to hang on the wall
- Sophisticated, powerful sound quality defies the slimness of the cabinets
- Stunning build quality makes one feel like they are getting their money's worth
- Wide choice of grilles and frames offers customization options
Product Considerations
- Expensive as a 5.1 system
- No table-top mounting option
- Some might find the speakers sport a stark, industrial look without the grilles
Takeaway: The SoundFrame speakers combine innovative style with impressive audio performance, delivering power and scale that is surprising for their slim design. For those who want a speaker system that blends seamlessly with décor, the SoundFrame is a great choice.
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Product Strengths
- Sweet and detailed audio performance with clear instrumental separation and expansive dimensionality
- Warm and full-bodied bass and midrange
- Clear yet 'mellow' treble, creating a pleasing sound signature
- Accurate sound that doesn't do much to color the recording, so listeners get a balanced presentation of the source content
- Good level of dynamic range for reasonably sized bookshelf speakers, and they can get louder than expected for their size/price class
Product Considerations
- The laid-back sound may occasionally obscure some definition
- The speakers run on the cooler side of things, never becoming too indulgent in any aspect and instead providing a sound that is accurate and slightly pulled back, but never muted or lifeless
- Asymmetry of the phase coherence of their vertical lobe can be a slight problem for anyone listening under the tweeter axis
- Does not feel as substantial as some other speakers in their price class
Comparisons (according to reviewers)
- Vs Focal Vestia No. 1: Theva offers a lot of what makes the Vestia No. 1 great while saving money, but is not as immediately striking in detail or treble extension
- Vs Bowers & Wilkins 606 S3: Theva is more compact and easier to place, but doesn't look as premium
- Vs Polk Legend Series L100: Theva has a more laid-back sound profile, making it a better listen in most cases, while the L100 presents a more precise center image
Takeaway: The Theva No. 1 is a great speaker for enjoying detailed and smooth sound without harshness. It's a good option for different types of content, from music to movies, and is especially suited for smaller spaces.
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Product Strengths
- The reviewer liked the Q4 so much that they bought two more
- The reviewer was impressed with the Q4s
- Rated down to 42 Hertz in-room response, the port provides a fuller bodied sound
- It can be used as a LCR (left, center, right) speaker, making it versatile for different channels
- The driver is very much the same as in the KEF R11s as well, promising timbre matching will be no problem
Product Considerations
- The reviewer wishes the port was underneath, so it was more hidden when hanging it vertically
- The reviewer wishes KEF would make a custom grill to match the R11s
Takeaway: The Q4 sounds really good and is impressive as a center channel, performing bigger than it looks. Its ability to be mounted and act as different channels allows it to be a very versatile piece of equipment.
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Product Strengths
- Delivers dynamic and immersive sound at a budget-friendly price
- Shares advanced drivers with Polk's flagship Legend series
- Impressive build quality for the price
- Crisp, near full-range performance
Product Considerations
- Revealing sound can be slightly bright with some sources
- Speaker cabinets lack the lavish construction and wood-veneer finishes found in the Legend series
Takeaway: The Reserve series brings the advanced tech of Polk's high-end Legend series to a more affordable price point, offering great sound and build quality. This makes it a worthwhile option for listeners seeking a premium experience.
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Product Strengths
- Designed to be mounted on a wall, saving space
- Simple mounting system and easy speaker wire attachment
- All models use the same speaker components, allowing for mixing and matching within a home theater setup
- Features the Fluctus tweeter for even response across all frequencies and open, effortless sound
- Uses a Kraft paper cone for mid-range and woofer components, made from renewable forests and wool fibers
Product Considerations
- The Ambient 11F does not go as low in the bass as the larger Ambient models
Takeaway: The HEIKO Ambient Series offers great sound without taking up floor space and can be easily integrated into a home theater system or used in various other applications. The consistent speaker components and design make them a versatile and visually appealing choice.
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Product Strengths
- Very clear, very crisp sound
- Special filling inside called branded K2 helps produce a fuller, deeper sound from such a tiny speaker
- Seamless metal casing
- Can use banana plugs to connect speaker cable, or push naked speaker wire into the connections and tighten
Product Considerations
- Frequency response ranges from 76Hz down to about 20kHz
- Comes with a little o-ring for placing on a shelf, ensuring the speaker sits and won't roll away
Takeaway: The A'diva speakers are easy to set up and install into a home system, and the sound quality is good and fantastic. The speakers give a very clear, very crisp sound.
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Product Strengths
- Offers a clever and affordable solution for Dolby Atmos support
- Designed to sit perfectly on top of Monitor MXT20 bookshelf speakers and MXT60 & MXT70 floor-standing speakers, but can also be wall-mounted
- Adds a vertical axis to the sound, bringing immersive audio to the home
- Offers flexibility to build a custom home audio system
Product Considerations
- Sound is meaningless when tested alone, requires a larger system
- Audio lacks pinpoint accuracy in terms of building a 360-degree soundstage, which is common for upfiring speakers
Takeaway: The Monitor XT90 height speakers bring immersive 3D sound to the home without costing too much or making setup too complicated. They are a good option for anyone wanting more control over building their own home theater sound system.
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