The most transparent speakers in the world
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heard these at CES and I thought they sounded great... then I found out how much they cost. Their website discussed about the benefits of the use of glass in detail.
There appears to be no damping insulation inside the cabinets. Otherwise, it looks like a good design that ought to sound neutral from 100Hz on up.
Vincent et al.,
What do you think the glass in the Perfect8 speakers might be? There's a pair in my living room right now, and they're simply divine. It seems to me that their dipole technology has a lot to do with the results; the room seems to be much less involved, and the speakers disappear. This is when listening to Pandora's Hawaiian music channel.
The glass is from a German foundry, and has a slight green tint to it.
Now, when you put on high-resolution material...
BTW if you read their White Paper, the glass/driver assembly has almost no resonance to it compared to more conventional arrangements.
NB
What do you think the glass in the Perfect8 speakers might be? There's a pair in my living room right now, and they're simply divine. It seems to me that their dipole technology has a lot to do with the results; the room seems to be much less involved, and the speakers disappear. This is when listening to Pandora's Hawaiian music channel.
The glass is from a German foundry, and has a slight green tint to it.
Now, when you put on high-resolution material...
BTW if you read their White Paper, the glass/driver assembly has almost no resonance to it compared to more conventional arrangements.
NB
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Vincent et al.,
What do you think the glass in the Perfect8 speakers might be? There's a pair in my living room right now, and they're simply divine. It seems to me that their dipole technology has a lot to do with the results; the room seems to be much less involved, and the speakers disappear. This is when listening to Pandora's Hawaiian music channel.
The glass is from a German foundry, and has a slight green tint to it.
Now, when you put on high-resolution material...
BTW if you read their White Paper, the glass/driver assembly has almost no resonance to it compared to more conventional arrangements.
NB
Not sure I was hearing the same as you WRT this speaker Nicholas
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