Most beautiful speakers in the world ?

[Bleib]

Quite fond of my new speakers. Guru 28. 3:way construction, two bass on the backside 26-30.000hz

 

[Lekha]

Quite fond of my new speakers. Guru 28. 3:way construction, two bass on the backside 26-30.000hz
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This is their idea of sound in a room, so must be quite good!

 

[Bleib]

This is their idea of sound in a room, so must be quite good!

I should add. Those are my speakers but not my picture. My room has a large carpet as well..
Should receive them by Friday

 

[Old_School_Brad]

This is their idea of sound in a room, so must be quite good!

True, that’s a grounded and highly practical approach to advising customers.

 

[Pearljam5000]

I should add. Those are my speakers but not my picture. My room has a large carpet as well..
Should receive them by Friday

How did you hear about them?

 

[Bleib]

How did you hear about them?

I have long time experience with the constructors (Ingvar Öhman's) smaller bookshelves. About 15 years ago I assembled together a Ino Audio piPcrt, then I've owned Guru Junior and currently own two pairs of Guru Q10

There are some extreme expensive much bigger things as well, but they do come at much heftier cost (and waiting time)
(These floorstanders are not the biggest though, but they can go extremely loud with low distorsion)

Ino Audio Pi60 measurement and the speaker:

If I had infinite money I'd basically purchase pi120s

 

[Lekha]

A Korean closed-box speaker. It seems that placing individual drivers in this manner is preferable.

 

[Pearljam5000]

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A Korean closed-box speaker. It seems that placing individual drivers in this manner is preferable.

Reminds me of:

 

[Lekha]

Reminds me of:View attachment 428075

Yes, it does. Don't know who copied whom.

 

[smygolf]

I have long time experience with the constructors (Ingvar Öhman's) smaller bookshelves. About 15 years ago I assembled together a Ino Audio piPcrt, then I've owned Guru Junior and currently own two pairs of Guru Q10
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There are some extreme expensive much bigger things as well, but they do come at much heftier cost (and waiting time)
(These floorstanders are not the biggest though, but they can go extremely loud with low distorsion)

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Ino Audio Pi60 measurement and the speaker: View attachment 428069View attachment 428068

If I had infinite money I'd basically purchase pi120s



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IÖ knows what he is doing and he uses his knowledge in a correct way.

To bad that waiting time can be, well long......
But it is his choice

 

[Tell]

I have long time experience with the constructors (Ingvar Öhman's) smaller bookshelves. About 15 years ago I assembled together a Ino Audio piPcrt, then I've owned Guru Junior and currently own two pairs of Guru Q10
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There are some extreme expensive much bigger things as well, but they do come at much heftier cost (and waiting time)
(These floorstanders are not the biggest though, but they can go extremely loud with low distorsion)

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Ino Audio Pi60 measurement and the speaker: View attachment 428069View attachment 428068

If I had infinite money I'd basically purchase pi120s



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Nice seeing some Ino Audio love here!
I might have posted these before in this thread, but here's my Ino Audio piP. They have some cosmetic flaws but I still very much like them, both in terms of look and sound. No need for a subwoofer if you have a pair these (well or if you want to play even really loud)

 

[Pearljam5000]

Rauna

 

[Pearljam5000]

 

[thewas]

Yes, it does. Don't know who copied whom.

Such layouts existed already in the 1970s, I even have such in my collection.

 

[Pearljam5000]

 

[Lekha]

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Not that big for such a large place, but the listener should sit about a few feet above the floor. Maybe, they do.

 

[Lekha]

Such layouts existed already in the 1970s, I even have such in my collection.

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I believe they were right in the 70s than today!
Notice the convex speakers for mid and high frequencies.

 

[7Tiger]

Nice seeing some Ino Audio love here!
I might have posted these before in this thread, but here's my Ino Audio piP. They have some cosmetic flaws but I still very much like them, both in terms of look and sound. No need for a subwoofer if you have a pair these (well or if you want to play even really loud)
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Always wanted to try these but couldn't find any detailed info on them to build myself or an inexpensive way to import a used pair

 

[Tell]

Always wanted to try these but couldn't find any detailed info on them to build myself or an inexpensive way to import a used pair

Yeah I guess it can be hard getting one of these unless you live in Sweden. Only way of buying them new either prebuilt or as a kit is by calling the Ingvar yourself and then travel to him both getting a demo (where you come to his demo room with him talking about them, how you set them up yada yada) and then getting the speakers, so yeah not too easy at all. So used is a bit easier but probably still quite hard since most of them will be in Sweden and I guess most people don't want to send them abroad.

What is probably easier is to get the commercialised sibling, namely the Guru Junior. It's supposedly almost the same speaker but with a few obvious differences. I bet they do measure and sound a bit differently but afaik these Gurus still hold up really good from what I've read! They do look really nice as well (at least the one to the right imo)

 

[Bleib]

The latest version should be the best, but it's a bit odd that fiber woofer is gone again. But the idea is always... if they run out of treble or woofer or whatever, the new one has to be at least as good as the previous one or better.
I bought my Guru 28 used, because the price is quite high for floorstanders, 48.000SEK = about 4 500 USD or 4300 Euro
My goal was to get QM60 but sadly it's not produced anymore.

So, it's this one instead (still not my own picture)

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