The Klipsch RP-8000F II Floor-Standing speakers have new, larger Tractrix® Horn tweeters and newly updated woofers. I found them to be well-made, dynamic, and detailed sounding with surprising musicality at their modest price point. The Klipsch RP-8000F II speakers also performed well on my bench tests with very low distortion and flat frequency response.
The ELAC Concentro S 507 floor-standing loudspeakers wowed me with their incredible bass response and in-room bass extension. They also checked all the other audiophile boxes, particularly in terms of sound staging and rhythm, and pace. The overall listening experience proved to be quite engaging and emotive.
The Atohm GT2-HD are both a beautiful looking and sounding pair of loudspeakers brought to you from our friends in France. Meant for those who are looking for something more than just a fine-sounding commodity item.
Alta Audio, the company that combines advanced technology and exquisite aesthetics to create industry-leading home audio loudspeakers, will soon deliver...
Signature product launches are rare and special events in Bowers & Wilkins’ 54-year history, but when the world-leading specialist audio brand attaches...
The Sonus faber Sonetto VIII floorstanding speakers not only look like a million bucks but sound that way too. And the Sonus faber Sonetto VIII speakers aren’t even Sonus faber’s top of the line! Everyone who walked into my living room during this review had the exact same reaction to them - “Oooooooh! – What are THOSE?” Although they are quite large, they have the highest visual acceptance factor of any speakers I’ve yet reviewed, and they sound every bit as great as they look.
Bryston, long known for their massive power amplifiers, has branched into marketing speakers. One of their first models is the Middle T, reviewed here, which is a three-way floor-stander. It is a surprising performer. Read on.
After the successful launch of the Triton design, GoldenEar soon introduced the Triton Two, which packed a 1200 watt class-D amplifier powering two 5" x 9" "racetrack" subwoofers, along with a pair of 4.5" midrange drivers and the now popular HVFR folded ribbon tweeter. Triton Three followed on the heels of the larger Triton Two. The Triton Three is a smaller version with one less subwoofer and one less midrange driver.