Acapella Hyperion one of the best speakers on the planet but very expensive. And really good looking not like most of the other speakers here
Acapella Hyperion one of the best speakers on the planet but very expensive. And really good looking not like most of the other speakers here
20k "high end" record player with 30 records << scruffy old DJ turntables with Shure M44-7 and "club sound" (=muffled) champagne anodised Vestax mixer and 1000 Techno, electro and Drum'n'Bass records.I was commenting on the horizontal storage. I don’t know if it’s harmful, but up it definitely slows down access.
You have to listen to these speakers. It is an example that a certain level can only be achieved with very expensive big speakers and a lot of effort.What’s ‘best’ about it?
Keith
They modify almost everything they use and or have thier own specification for the manufacturer. The older models aren't that good compared to the newer ones., I remember someone took apart an earlier Acapella and it was using a very modest Dynaudio? driver.
Yes like a line array the speaker is about 2.4m high so from the floor to the ceiling in a standard room. You have less floor and ceiling reflections and a better behavior compared to a point source like a standard speaker.I have heard them they are at the Munich ‘De-Luxe’ show every year, ‘cylinder’ wave?
That interacts better with the room…
Best sound in show… any measurements ?
Keith
Oh my judgement from a video which is recorded about 1m away from a speaker which needs about 3m to 5m listening distance since it is very big...
... not sure, if they even sound that good. To me it sounds a bit obtrusive.
But for 241.000 € you have to make compromises.
haha, hopefully that's just his "I'm in the middle of listening to these" piles and not his collection!Another vinylphile with a very expensive rig and what looks like 25 or 30 LP's. LOL
A lot of speakers in this thread surprise me.Acapella Hyperion one of the best speakers on the planet but very expensive. And really good looking not like most of the other speakers here![]()
Mighty purty!To be fair, I'll add one of my own favorites. The Rockport Avior. But I have to wonder: is my perception of its appearance influenced by its price, or reputation?
I've never heard them, and the six-figure speakers I have heard weren't proportionally impressive.
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Back in the day I was always told that horizontal storage was not a good thing for resisting warpage.
That LP's should be stored vertically with just a snug amount of side pressure.
I can't really say for sure if there's any truth to it ???
Looks to me as the center shelf is adjustable and might even accommodate a second level of vertical LPs, or
at least some vertical CD-BD storage?
Of course you have to own more than 3 LPs for that.![]()
The (marble?) cable lifters scratching the nice wood floor maybe?
Or a zip line for (electron enhancing) critters!![]()
Your rig should cost at least 20x your vinyl collection! Of which, the cables should be nominally 20%!Another vinylphile with a very expensive rig and what looks like 25 or 30 LP's. LOL