Sonus Faber OMNIA Preview

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Italian speaker juggernaut Sonus faber may be best known for their ultra-high-end speaker systems that lead the way in both sound reproduction and industrial design, but they have also been known to introduce innovative audio gear that is aimed at a much broader audience.

Their latest creation in this market segment is their all-in-one high-end wireless speaker named OMNIA.

While there are a lot of offerings on the market for self-powered streaming speakers, rarely do we find them with the list of audiophile-level features and specifications that are included in the OMNIA from Sonus faber. In addition to that and in keeping with the Italian company’s normal flair for high-level design, the OMNIA has the same level of finishing that allows it to integrate into any type of décor.

The OMNIA is a 4-way speaker featuring 7 drivers with 490 watts of amplification, and a wide offering of connection options including Apple Airplay, Bluetooth, Chromecast, and Wi-Fi built-in. And for ease of streaming, OMNIA provides seamless integration with Tidal, Spotify, and it is also Roon-Ready. And for the vinyl lovers out there, OMNIA even houses a built-in phono-preamplifier.

I have had the pleasure of putting the OMNIA through its paces for a few months now, and in the upcoming full review, I will address who it is designed for as well as how it performs. Stay tuned!

See the complete review for the Sonus faber OMNIA all-in-one speaker.

Todd Cooperider

Todd resides in Columbus, Ohio, and owns a world-renowned auto detailing / product sales / professional training company specializing in Ferraris and other exotic brands. Over the years, he has published hundreds of articles about the fine art of detailing, and enjoys educating and inspiring others to take the craft and business to new heights. The same passion (sickness?) that motivates one to spend 40 or 50 hours polishing a car to perfection is also responsible for Todd’s lifelong pursuit of audio and video nirvana. As a teenager he worked in his local electronics store where he got his first introduction to high fidelity, at which time the chase down the rabbit hole officially began. His first “high end” system consisted of NAD electronics and Phase Technology speakers. During that time of modest budgets, he continued to frequent high-end audio shops around the country and even in the Akihabara district of Japan as he searched for the reference in audio equipment by which all else is measured. Now after years of auditioning, reading, and studying the audio and video industry, he has assembled a few very nice systems in his house that he can enjoy on a daily basis. While ever-evolving, he currently has a house-wide Control4 based system with 7 video zones (wired for 9), and 5 audio zones (wired for 9). His main theater / audio room is a hybrid of two different systems…one being a 2.1 system featuring a Pro-Ject turntable, Sutherland 20/20 phono pre, Pass Labs XP20 pre-amp, Pass Labs X250.5 Amp, JL Audio CR-1 Crossover, Revel F208 mains, and a JL Audio F113 sub. The other part of the system is a full 5.1.4 Dolby Atmos setup with Revel C205 center, Revel F206 rears, and Origin Acoustics ceiling speakers. Processing and additional channel amplification is handled by Integra, with an Oppo BDP-105D. Todd’s desire in writing for SECRETS was to share his passion for audio and video with others, and to hopefully inspire more people to enjoy the hobby as much as he does.