Audio Tool - compare HiFi speakers at true scale

[Nagu-TSAudio]

Hi, I built TrueScaleAudio, a free tool to see hi-fi speakers at their real physical
size, side by side. Spec sheets give you H×W×D in millimetres, but I could
never picture what that means in an actual room.

link - www.truescaleaudio.com

There are 600 models so far, from tiny bookshelves up to a 2 m Sonus Faber,
each with full specs, a size/price "ladder", and a view that compares up to
four at once. It's static (Next.js, prerendered), free, and needs no account.

I would love to hear your feedback.

 

[SigbergAudio]

I think was pretty cool! Well done! It's not so easy to visualize the difference from the brand photos on each website.

 

[Nagu-TSAudio]

Thanks Sigberg audio! Nice to have you guys onboard.

 

[SigbergAudio]

Thanks Sigberg audio! Nice to have you guys onboard.

By the way (feature request ), a friend of mine that I shared it with, suggested that it would be nice to add a person to the lineup as well. Say a 180 cm person or some defined height. That would let you both see the speakers relative to each other, and also the absolute height compared to something known like a person.

 

[Multiway]

Nice visualisation.

Would be great to include weight in kgs, esp for the larger models - so you know what you are getting into..
Some are 2 man lift..

 

[Audio Science Pal]

Hi, I built TrueScaleAudio, a free tool to see hi-fi speakers at their real physical
size, side by side.

I would love to hear your feedback.

Thanks for an interesting, useful tool.

 

[OCA]

Stellar work, congrats! Always wanted to see if a Sopra's tweeter was higher than my Kanta's. It even knew the color

 

[Nagu-TSAudio]

By the way (feature request ), a friend of mine that I shared it with, suggested that it would be nice to add a person to the lineup as well. Say a 180 cm person or some defined height. That would let you both see the speakers relative to each other, and also the absolute height compared to something known like a person.

Hi! that feauture is available since launch. You can compare it with a person, a cd, a dollar bill or a Vinyl record.

 

[Nagu-TSAudio]

Stellar work, congrats! Always wanted to see if a Sopra's tweeter was higher than my Kanta's. It even knew the color

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Thanks! glad it helped

Nice visualisation.

Would be great to include weight in kgs, esp for the larger models - so you know what you are getting into..
Some are 2 m

an lift..

In the specs you can see the speaker weight, either in kg or lb. Change the units tab.

 

[Nagu-TSAudio]

Thanks for an interesting, useful tool.

Thanks for the comment, appreciate the good feedback. cheers

 

[SigbergAudio]

Hi! that feauture is available since launch. You can compare it with a person, a cd, a dollar bill or a Vinyl record.

Indeed it was. You have thought of everything, sir.

 

[Audio Science Pal]

@Nagu-TSAudio , Will you be able to add some Ascend Acoustics speakers to your database?

 

[Sokel]

That's some fun!

Can you please add main monitors as well?

Thanks for that, amazing work!

 

[Kevin1956]

Very cool. Good work. Could see where this would be very helpful.

 

[Nagu-TSAudio]

thanks to everyone for the feedback, much appreciated. here is a little update:

**New brands**

* Audio Physic — 15 models

* ProAc — 14 models

* Avantgarde Acoustic — 9 models

* Morel — 7 models

* Ascilab — 6 models

* Starke Sound — 4 models

* Sigberg Audio — 3 models

* Epos — 3 models

* Syng — 2 models

* Moondrop — M4P MTM

* Eversolo — SE100

**New speakers from brands already in the catalog**

* Castle — Walmer 1 & 2, Tintagel 1 & 2

* Klipsch — Rebellion H8

 

[A Cute Earring]

Excellent and fun tool.

 

[Curvature]

I really like it. I wish there was direct integration with spinorama.org.

 

[Nagu-TSAudio]

I really like it. I wish there was direct integration with spinorama.org.

I will look into this, thanks!

 

[Nagu-TSAudio]

Excellent and fun tool.

thanks

 

[Nagu-TSAudio]

@Nagu-TSAudio , Will you be able to add some Ascend Acoustics speakers to your database?

I will try, it depends on the images I can find.