Tom Danley’s new ‘Hyperion’

[Purité Audio]

I am going to keep my powder dry for the new D&D , the 8C only took thirteen years I should still be alive, profoundly deaf perhaps but alive.
Keith

 

[Sokel]

Well it looks as if the Danley HRE1 ( the speaker formerly known as Hyperion) has changed a little.

HRE1 | 4,400-watt 4-way Powered Studio Monitor - Danley Sound Labs

The Synergy Horn Technology, patented by Tom Danley, sets the HRE speaker apart, enabling it to produce a hyper-realistic sound that faithfully reproduces the original audio without any alteration. This unique driver configuration combines multiple sound sources into a single wavefront...

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Drivers on the front now , not sure it is an improvement though.
I would still like a pair here even though I know it would be highly unlikely that I ever sell a pair and it would definitely end in divorce.
ILE3 too

ILE3 | 1,400-watt 3-way Powered Studio Monitor - Danley Sound Labs

The Powerful Three Way Tower Speaker, ILE, is designed to deliver exceptional audio performance for your home entertainment system. Equipped with a two-channel amplifier, this speaker powers a total of three pass-bands, providing a full-bodied sound experience. The bass section is comprised of...

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Keith

I see that HRE1 is about 40k a pair street price.
Not bad given the fact that one can reproduce a thunder with its clarity too.

 

[MKR]

I am going to keep my powder dry for the new D&D , the 8C only took thirteen years I should still be alive, profoundly deaf perhaps but alive.
Keith

I echo your sentiment, very curious about the larger D&Ds. Some months ago Martijn told me later this year for release, we shall see! But I do hope they are less costly than the Danleys!

 

[Purité Audio]

We can buy one each.
Keith

 

[MKR]

We can buy one each.
Keith

Deal!

 

[Purité Audio]

I am thinking natural/black baffle do you have any preference?
Keith

 

[Ron Texas]

A little too industrial looking for the home.

 

[Purité Audio]

A little too industrial looking for the home.

Natural/black in my home right now just waiting to be set-up.

 

[Ron Texas]

@Purité Audio if you can sell them, more power to you. It's not for me, or even the rich folk I know. Maybe the 8c.

 

[Purité Audio]

D&D are all about sound quality Ron, they are not rich people’s conversation pieces, plenty of manufacturers do that.
Keith

 

[MKR]

I do agree they are ugly, but in the end as I have a dedicated sound room, no WAF to worry about. For me, priority is performance, looks secondary … of course best if I can get both

 

[Purité Audio]

Ugly how very dare you sir!
I find this ugly,
Keith

 

[MKR]

Ugly how very dare you sir!
I find this ugly,
Keith

LOL … I agree that photo is ugly. And to be clear, was calling the Danleys ugly, not D&D (or Sigberg) which I believe look decent. Not typical HEA jewelry, but good enough. again, looks are secondary for me anyway. You should know that given the looks of the Soundfield “Frankenspeakers” … ugly as heck, but the sound, ah the sound, superb. Of course if I go the Soundfield route, any final system that AJ will design for me will also have some “jewelry” looks. You can have your cake and eat it.

 

[MKR]

I am thinking natural/black baffle do you have any preference?
Keith

Sure … we gonna have shared custody of the stereo pair? May have to involve an attorney

 

[Ron Texas]

D&D are all about sound quality Ron, they are not rich people’s conversation pieces, plenty of manufacturers do that.
Keith

I agree. D&D are obtainable by a much wider range of people than something for $40k.

 

[ernestcarl]

Maybe you can Frankendanley the two: take the lower part of the ILE3 and put the upper bit of the HRE1 on top of it
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Hah! ... Reminds me of the robot maid from "The Jetsons"

I agree. D&D are obtainable by a much wider range of people than something for $40k.

Well, you can get PA SPL volume levels for much less in a coaxial configuration:

*Off-axis won't be as uniform as the Danley's synergy horn -- judging just from the physical design, I believe -- but it's still quite good.


Danley seriously just needs to up their photo editing skills.

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[voodooless]

Hah! ... Reminds me of the robot maid from "The Jetsons"



Well, you can get PA SPL volume levels for much less in a coaxial configuration:

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*Off-axis won't be as uniform as the Danley's synergy horn -- judging just from the physical design, I believe -- but it's still quite good.


Danley seriously just needs to up their photo editing skills.

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Smal horn == shit...

 

[ernestcarl]

Smal horn == shit...

Of course, we know the horns can always get bigger to suit ones needs:

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[voodooless]

Of course, we know the horns can always get bigger to suit ones needs:

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But that's not a high-frequency horn

I'm talking about that tiny horn on the coaxial. That's just no good for pattern control, and it shows in the off-axis measurements.

 

[617]

I am going to keep my powder dry for the new D&D , the 8C only took thirteen years I should still be alive, profoundly deaf perhaps but alive.
Keith

With class D amplification being so cheap, hearing loss isn't nearly the barrier it once was