Most beautiful speakers in the world ?

[Pearljam5000]

 

[Palmer]

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I would love those, has anybody had a chance to hear them? I'd have to separate from my wife though, there's only so much she will put up with.

 

[Pearljam5000]

 

[ryanosaur]

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That designer has some unsettled issues.

Georgia O’Keefe might’ve liked these… especially that third one.

 

[Mr. Widget]

That designer has some unsettled issues.

Georgia O’Keefe might’ve liked these… especially that third one.

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder and isn't a constant.
When I first saw those speakers 15-20 years ago, I thought they were spectacular looking. Today, not so much.

 

[ryanosaur]

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder and isn't a constant.
When I first saw those speakers 15-20 years ago, I thought they were spectacular looking. Today, not so much.

I’m not commenting that they aren’t attractive, necessarily.
Just that the horn has a certain look to it. Perhaps one could refer to it as yonnic? Maybe vulvic?

 

[Koeitje]

They sure don‘t sound bright at all.
Don‘t forget, they’re not the ubiquitous multiway quasi point source design.
These full range line sources are 2,35m high, launch cylindrical wavefronts into the room and the measurement has more of a near-field character.
They energize the room more evenly, thus offer a very wide listening window.

Then why do you have such excessive treble at your listening position? I can see it being less bright in the rest of the room, but where you measured it's bright. Perhaps you are a little bit older and have lost much of your higher frequency hearing and don't notice?

 

[holdingpants01]

Then why do you have such excessive treble at your listening position? I can see it being less bright in the rest of the room, but where you measured it's bright. Perhaps you are a little bit older and have lost much of your higher frequency hearing and don't notice?

I also use flat curve to the top in my listening position and it's not bright as long as the bass is boosted below 200Hz or so

 

[marin.weigel]

Then why do you have such excessive treble at your listening position? I can see it being less bright in the rest of the room, but where you measured it's bright. Perhaps you are a little bit older and have lost much of your higher frequency hearing and don't notice?

Thanks for your sarcasm, but did you compute my explanatory post at all?
Seemingly not.

BTW, my daughter and her friends, all in the early to late twenties with good hearing, always commented very enthusiastically about the sound, even when listening to some of their compressed-to-oblivion tracks.

 

[Koeitje]

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Thanks for your sarcasm, but did you compute my explanatory post at all?
Seemingly not.

BTW, my daughter and her friends, all in the early to late twenties with good hearing, always commented very enthusiastically about the sound, even when listening to some of their compressed-to-oblivion tracks.

You want me to be really sarcastic? I can.

My wife also compliments my system when I show off a new component. She can even hear the difference all the way from the kitchen.

But its not meant to be sarcastic, because I believe we also have seen these preferences in headphones also. Where older people prefer a little bit more treble.

 

[Power Pop 23]

I nominate my pair of Klipsch RP-600M bookshelf/standmount loudspeakers in the glossy 'Piano Black' finished enclosure:

RP-600M Piano Black Klipsch® Certified Factory-Refurbished Bookshelf…

The Klipsch Reference Premiere RP-600M bookshelf speaker delivers incredible acoustics to fill your home with loud, crystal-clear sound and robust bass.

www.klipsch.com

Some days I imagine @amirm found them to measure as well as they look......

 

[gfinlays]

Then why do you have such excessive treble at your listening position? I can see it being less bright in the rest of the room, but where you measured it's bright. Perhaps you are a little bit older and have lost much of your higher frequency hearing and don't notice?

I'd hardly call that excessive treble. It's aroundb3-4 dB down on average compared to the midrange. I think people are too accustomed to seing a 10 dB downward sloping Harman curve for listening position FR.

 

[Pearljam5000]

 

[Pearljam5000]

 

[cavedriver]

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Looks like someone has hornitis, a terrible growth that occurs on audio systems that causes perceptions of nirvana in those individuals foolish enough place themselves in front of the diseased flowers

 

[Koeitje]

I'd hardly call that excessive treble. It's aroundb3-4 dB down on average comapared to the midrange. I think people are too accustomed to seing a 10 dB downward sloping Harman curve for listening position FR.

I'm just used hearing that, a 3-4dB slope is too bright for me.

 

[Audio Science Pal]

Yes, these Genelec have been posted before. Just thinking that it would be nice if I could have a pair, finished to match my kitchen table.

 

[Pearljam5000]

Yes, these Genelec have been posted before. Just thinking that it would be nice if I could have a pair, finished to match my kitchen table.

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I'm sure that if you pay enough any thing's possible

 

[Pearljam5000]

 

[Palmer]

The horn set-ups in this thread are getting out of hand...