Diesis dipole

It's a tough one to comment on as I could live happily with either of them. They are very different sounding speakers of course. The bass especially is SO different in the Diesis OB speakers vs. the A5/sealed cabinet. Both speakers sound VERY OPEN.

The A5's are $25K and the CM's are $60K (retail). There would be those that would take the A5's over the CM, but then some would take the CMs over the A5s. The fact that the A5 is $25K competes with the $60K CM is saying something about the A5s value.

I love the Diesis speakers for all kinds of reasons. BUT I routinely tell people that the A5's compete with any other speakers that I have in my possession. It comes down to personal preference, but the A5s for me are a real over achiever.
Thanks for your reply, I will listen to Diesis within july and see if I will prefer it to A5.
 
Let's all return to discussing Diesis here, please.
 
Thanks for your reply, I will listen to Diesis within july and see if I will prefer it to A5.
Will be curious as to your impressions after your audition!
 
We have just ordered our first two demo units: an Aura and Caput Mundi pair. Should be with us in late September. Exciting times!

Cheers,

Guillaume
Congrats! Great choices!!!
 
We have just ordered our first two demo units: an Aura and Caput Mundi pair. Should be with us in late September. Exciting times!

Cheers,

Guillaume
Excellent! You can share with UK folks the magic of Giuseppe @Diesis.

My own pair of Roma are en route. I am hoping for delivery in the next couple of weeks.
 
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Excellent! You can share with UK folks the magic of Giuseppe @Diesis.

My own pair of Roma are en route. I am hoping for delivery in the next couple of weeks.
In the middle of a Roma installation today
 

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I don't understand. There is no cover on the Romas.
 
Just the flat black finish.
 

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