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Manufacturer details
- Dimensions (W/H/D): 210 x 140 x 257 mm
- Weight: 3.6 kg
- Speaker: 3 inch full range with bass reflex tube
- Power Input: 15.5V, 2.9A DC
- Power Supply: 100-240V, 50/60Hz
- USB Output: 5V/2.1A
- Connections: Bluetooth, AUX-In (3.5mm), USB port, Antenna input (F-connector), WiFi antenna, Headphone jack
Experience balanced sound with our ELITE All-in-One music system: the speaker on the top of the device distributes the sound evenly throughout the room - ideal for small to medium-sized rooms such as your bedroom, guest room or study.
Versatile music enjoyment
So compact, so versatile: ELITE brings music, news and podcasts from more than 25,000 Internet radio stations worldwide to your bedside table. Do you like audio books? Simply play your audio book CDs with the integrated CD player. The music system also has DAB+ digital radio, Bluetooth and is compatible with many music streaming services.
Chic and smart
Our ELITE is more than just a clock radio: the sonoro-typical wooden body, finished with high-quality lacquer or authentic walnut grain, is a space-saving yet chic statement piece on your bedside cabinet or desk. Inside, the ELITE is equipped with modern Bluetooth technology - for brilliant, interference-free music transmission. A 3-inch speaker is located at the top of the compact system. This distributes the sound evenly throughout your bedroom or study. A bass reflex tube at the back ensures powerful sound.
Practical extras
You can easily charge your cell phone at night via the integrated USB port. For undisturbed sleep, the display brightness automatically adjusts to the lighting conditions in the room. Are you an early riser and your partner a...
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:
- Sonoro offers a unique blend of German design and engineering, resulting in visually appealing audio systems that seamlessly integrate into modern living spaces.
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Orchestra Slim
- Positioning: The entry-level, compact integrated amplifier designed for small spaces and affordability.
- Description: Offers a streamlined design and essential connectivity that works well in confined environments with modest sonic demands. Its performance is more basic compared to the larger Orchestra and Maestro models, making it a good choice for budget-conscious users who require straightforward functionality without advanced features.
Orchestra
- Positioning: A mid-range amplifier aimed at balanced performance for typical home audio setups.
- Description: Delivers a robust amplification stage with improved output over the Slim version and adds versatility in connectivity, ideal for users in small to medium rooms seeking better sound quality.
Orchestra Gen2
- Positioning: A performance-focused upgrade that improves on the classic Orchestra with enhanced circuitry and connectivity.
- Description: Introduces refined signal processing and an improved amplification circuit that results in clearer sound and broader dynamic range, suitable for larger or acoustically challenging spaces. Compared to the standard Orchestra and the Slim, it offers noticeable technical enhancements while still not reaching the higher processing sophistication and connectivity options found on the Maestro series.
Maestro
- Positioning: A premium integrated amplifier known for its advanced processing and higher build quality for demanding audiophile setups.
- Description: Features a more integrated digital processing stage and versatile connectivity options that boost performance in moderate to larger spaces. While it outperforms the Orchestra series in build and sound clarity, it is still positioned below the flagship model in terms of technical sophistication and cutting-edge features.
Maestro Quantum
- Positioning: The flagship amplifier that brings groundbreaking technology and the highest performance to advanced audio systems.
- Description: Offers state-of-the-art digital processing with a quantum-enhanced circuitry that delivers precise sound reproduction and wider dynamic range, ideal for dedicated listening rooms and users with top-tier sonic ambitions. It outclasses all other models in the lineup in terms of complexity and function, offering advanced connectivity and processing that justify its premium positioning compared to the Maestro and Orchestra groups.
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Our summary
Product Strengths
- Highly accurate sound with surprising dynamic and bass abilities
- Intuitive BluOS app provides access to many streaming services, multi-room control, and customisation options
- Wide range of connectivity options including HDMI eARC, phono inputs, USB, Wi-Fi, and aptX HD Bluetooth
Product Considerations
- BluOS app required for setup and primary use, no dedicated remote control is provided
- BluOS app can be quirky, and there are potential setup difficulties and HDMI connectivity issues
- Lacks room EQ features for near-wall or desktop placement, and doesn't have enough output for larger rooms without a subwoofer
Comparisons (according to reviewers)
- Vs SVS Prime Wireless Pro, the Alpha iQ provides a deeper soundstage and more filled-in sound
- Vs Q Acoustics's Q Active 200, the Alpha iQ delivers greater sense of scale
- Vs Bowers & Wilkins Panorama 3, the Alpha iQ provides more transparent sound and better dynamic range
- Vs ELAC Debut ConneX, the Alpha iQ offers wider-ranging connectivity and a dedicated control app
- Vs KEF LSX II, the Alpha iQ has a feature-rich app and multi-room audio skills
- Vs Alpha AM3, the Alpha iQ is physically larger, with more rated power and wireless connection between speakers
Takeaway: The PSB Alpha iQ is a compact, all-in-one streaming speaker system with excellent sound quality and versatility, making it a great addition to smaller spaces. Its multiple connectivity options and simple setup allow one to easily enjoy music from various sources.
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Relentless artistry combined with cutting-edge innovation. Omnia's new technology brings the sensation of live music to every listening space.
THE FULLACOUSTIC PACKAGE
Omnia elevates the listening experience to new heights, combining relentless artistry with cutting-edge innovation. The new technology brings the sensation of live music to every listening space.
A multi-dimensional approach
to immersive sound.
Great Power, Great Nuances
7 interior speakers, limitless sound. The advanced signal processing of Omnia delivers unmatched sonic nuances at 490 watts of power.
Crescendo™ technology by Sonus faber
Developed in-house at Sonus faber, this advanced signal processing system leverages on the two full range side to deliver next-level sonic dimensionality and immersivity.
SENSO™ TECHNOLOGY BY SONUS FABER
Omnia's tactile illuminated wooden top panel
allows users to control settings directly on the device.
THE MANY FACETS OF OMNIA
Omnia is born to be displayed. Its shapes fully embody Sonus faber's devotion to Italian heritage, for a design that enhances every environment.
Product Strengths
- Elegant and luxurious design embodies the classic Sonus Faber look with a curvaceous shape, walnut wood exterior, and appealing aesthetics
- Impressive soundstage and room-filling performance–the Crescendo technology creates a wide and immersive soundstage that exceeds the physical size of the speaker
- Good sound quality, with solid, full, and tight bass, along with clear midrange and vocals
- Setup is relatively easy and user-friendly, with intuitive controls and compatibility with various streaming services
- Extensive wireless connectivity (AirPlay 2, Google Cast, Spotify Connect, Tidal Connect, aptX HD Bluetooth, and Roon) and wired options (HDMI ARC, Ethernet, switchable phono/line input via dongle)
Product Considerations
- Price is expensive compared to other wireless speakers on the market
- Awkward placement of back-panel connectors, as they are buried in the base, making them difficult to access
- Treble might be a little too soft and lacking some presence for some listeners
- There is no bespoke Omnia control app
- Some users reported compatibility problems with Android devices
Comparisons (according to reviewers)
- Compared to the Naim Mu-so 2, the Omnia has a wider, more spacious soundstage and unrivalled clarity, while the Mu-so 2 has a warmer tone and superior sense of musical cohesion
- The Omnia's curves remind some of the Bowers & Wilkins Zeppelin
Takeaway: The Sonus Faber Omnia is a stylish and well-equipped wireless speaker that offers an immersive listening experience for smaller spaces. It is a good choice for audiophiles who appreciate both aesthetics and high-quality sound and are willing to pay a premium.
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The Nines powered monitors deliver room-filling sound without taking up much space
Product Strengths
- Signature Klipsch sound, described as 'classic Klipsch concert-like sound' with a 'warm, rich' tone and detailed high end
- Powerful bass performance that in many cases negates the need for a separate subwoofer
- Retro-modern aesthetic with real wood veneers and metal control dials
- Clear and commanding presence across a multidimensional soundstage
- Versatile connectivity including HDMI-ARC, USB, optical, analog inputs (including phono), and Bluetooth
Product Considerations
- Dialogue clarity in movies could be improved
- The Klipsch Connect app can be clumsy and sluggish
- Limited tonal controls on the remote itself
- The soundstage may lack depth in some setups
- Some reviewers found the treble to be too high, requiring adjustment via the app
Comparisons (according to reviewers)
- Vs Q Acoustics Q Active 200: The Q Active 200 has a wider, deeper soundstage with better imaging, while The Nines has a fuller, more embodied sound with bigger, more powerful bass and less dynamic compression at higher volumes
Takeaway: The Nines is a versatile and powerful speaker system that combines Klipsch's signature sound with a range of modern connectivity options, making it a great option for both music and home theater. Its strong bass performance and classic design further enhance its appeal.
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Product Strengths
- Good sound quality that is true to form for KEF
- Sleek design that appeals to many
- User-friendly KEF Connect app allows control over volume, source selection, and EQ
- Integration with streaming services like Spotify, Tidal, Deezer, and Amazon Music is well done
- Versatile connectivity, including HDMI, USB, optical inputs, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth
Product Considerations
- Lacks analog input, preventing direct turntable connection
- Bass response may require a subwoofer for a full range experience—especially for bass-heavy music or home theater
- May exhibit some diffraction elements that can affect the sound, though this may reduce sibilance
- Not Roon Ready, though it can stream via AirPlay or Chromecast
- Can suffer when playing super bass heavy music at very high volumes
Comparisons (according to reviewers)
- Vs PSB Alpha IQ: The KEF LSX2 LT offers a mellower take on music
Takeaway: The KEF LSX II LT is a stylish, compact, and versatile wireless speaker system that delivers very good sound quality for its size. It's a great option for desktop use, small to medium-sized rooms, or as an alternative to a soundbar, especially when paired with a subwoofer.
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Our Summary
Product Strengths
- Sounds great outdoors with an incredibly even, omnidirectional performance
- Superb build and finish, looks and feels the asking price
- Clever, easy to use design
- The dedicated control app is genuinely good, stable, and allows independent volume adjustment and EQ tweaking
- IPX4 rated, making it resistant to splashing water
Product Considerations
- Bluetooth implementation is basic for the price, using SBC only without extended audio support
- Quite big, making it less portable
- Indoors, it is not quite as assured as some dedicated hifi products
Comparisons (according to reviewers)
- Vs Elipson W35+: The Elipson W35+ used over Bluetooth is more of a 'hifi' product, with a level of detail and stereo imaging that the Escape can't challenge indoors
- Vs Bowers & Wilkins Zeppelin and Naim Mu-So Qb 2nd Generation: The Escape will be completely unaffected by rain, whereas the Zeppelin or Mu-So QB2 would likely be damaged
Takeaway: The Escape P6 BT is a well-designed and robust outdoor speaker that delivers great sound and ease of use in outdoor environments. If needing a speaker that can survive the elements and sound good, this could be a worthwhile option.
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Product Strengths
- Good sound quality, especially in stereo pairing, makes it enjoyable for various music genres
- Portable, WiFi-enabled speaker
- Roon Ready, enabling stereo pairing configuration
- Stable connectivity most of the time
Product Considerations
- Battery capacity may not always reach the advertised 20 hours—around 12 hours at moderate volume may be more realistic
- Occasional connectivity issues may occur, requiring restarts
- The Escape Remote app may show different battery levels for paired speakers despite being used for the same amount of time
Takeaway: The Escape P6 Air is a great-sounding, mobile outdoor speaker that works well with Roon. It is perfect for enjoying good-quality music outside, especially when used as a stereo pair.
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Product Strengths
- Refined audio performance with a rich, crisp response
- Supports a strong array of Bluetooth codecs, including AAC, AptX, AptX HD, and SBC
- Classy, designer materials and look with real leather strap
- Extended battery life to boast 30 hours of playtime
- Impressive bass weight and excellent clarity
Product Considerations
- Audio is muddy and constrained, especially in 'warm' mode
- Limited on-device controls, with no music controls for play, pause, or skip
- Lacks speakerphone functionality
- Not water or dust resistant
Takeaway: The Dali Katch G2 is a stylish, portable speaker that provides a refined listening experience, especially with detailed mids and highs. With its excellent Bluetooth codec support and long battery life, it is suitable for both home use and travel.
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Product Strengths
- Wide range of connectivity options including Bluetooth 5.0 aptX, Wi-Fi, RCA/Phono input, optical input, and USB input.
- Enthusiastic and capable sound quality suitable for various music genres, with a mature sense of composure.
- Elegant and refined design with unique arrow-extended feet and premium grill, available in multiple color finishes.
- The included Triangle AIO app is well-designed, bug-free, and provides easy streaming from providers like Spotify, Qobuz, Tidal, and Deezer, as well as basic EQ adjustments.
- Includes a built-in moving magnet phono stage for playing records directly.
Product Considerations
- The quality of the built-in phono stage isn't the best compared to streaming or other inputs
- The remote control is plastic and doesn't feel as premium as the speaker itself
- The included speaker cable is basic
- WiFi connectivity can have a delay when turning the speaker off and back on
- The bright LED indicating the source can be distracting for some users, though it can be dimmed or turned off
Comparisons (according to reviewers)
- Compared to the KEF LSX II, the AIO Twin is at half the price
- Triangle is more balanced, neutral, and composed than the Argon Audio Forte A5 MK2, while the Argon Audio Forte A5 MK2 is more V-shaped
Takeaway: The AIO is a versatile and good-sounding all-in-one speaker system that combines modern features with a stylish design, making it a great choice for those who want simplicity and convenience. The speaker's ability to handle various input sources, from streaming to vinyl playback, ensures that users can enjoy all of their music with ease.
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Product Strengths
- Sounds fantastic, delivering clarity and balance across various music genres
- Easy to power, sounding amazing even with less expensive amplifiers
- Good-looking design, with attractive color options
- The addition of a USB-B input is a welcome feature for audiophiles listening on digital devices
- Equipped with a wide array of connectivity options, including Bluetooth, HDMI ARC, USB, optical, coaxial, RCA, and phono input
Product Considerations
- The remote control tone control settings can be confusing without a visual gauge
- Requires some space to breathe and perform at its best—not ideal for tiny rooms or placement right against walls
- Some reviewers have found that the upper frequencies are slightly accentuated
- HDMI implementation may have glitches on older TVs
- The phono amplifier is considered only 'ok' by some reviewers, not good enough for daily use
Takeaway: The Triangle Borea BR03 Connect offers great sound and many ways to connect devices, providing a modern and flexible listening experience. It's a solid choice for anyone wanting a simple system that sounds great without the need for lots of separate equipment.
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