Stand Loudspeaker Reviews

Looking at the measurements and reading the review leads me to the conclusion that there are many better choices at this price point. Even in the used market.

and I appreciate that. That skyline profile affects standing waves internally, and it's a novel approach.

I'm a little surprised the stands weren't as attractive. Perhaps a different skyline approach there as well?

...but I've never been impressed with the Seas coax performance. Seas makes great separates that would work even better for about the same outlay. It would need a higher order crossover to pull it off though.

Sure, why not ?

Baltic Plywood, from Finland and other Northern recent USSR Independents are common with YouTube Content Creators that manufacture small-batch precision wood projects. This Loudspeaker looks to create considerable waste wood that is quite expensive to just dump into the Waste Management Land Fill. ( it's still better than everything plastic from Walmart's China suppliers that fill all of our landfills )

I hope they do a Video of how they stack up all those laminations soooooo perfectly, I'd like to see how they keep each layer from sliding around from having wet titebond acting slippery ( like it does - I sprinkle a bit of common salt to keep it from sliding ). Are they using wood dowels or steel ?

Plywood seems to have a re-model look that might not be approved by spouses, mine is tolerant but she would never choose plywood over traditional furniture appearances no matter how much function is enhanced.

Maybe a nice cloth draped over them would create a pedestal for nice Busts of AOC & Bernie

Tony in Florida

I get a bit of an 'unfinished vibe' from this product, like an advanced beta test.

It sure is exciting to think about where this project may lead to!

It would be cool to see an array of potential mounts for drivers of people's choosing. I'd like to see how a Lowther or Voxativ driver would work.

FWIW,
I remember an(other) Italian loudspeaker company born in 2000 (they managed to be the first company registered in 2000 :-) ), named Eventus Audio, that had a very similar idea
http://www.eventusaudio.com/EA/sacc.html

Unfortunately, they dont'seem in business anymore.

MTC

Regards,
Carlo Iaccarino

Checked the site out. Fantastic out of the box, but still in the box approach. The way it should be done. It is unfortunate that they're not in business anymore.

Hi

Who wants to drop 10,000 bucks for a pair of passive subs ???

Yes, I might be one-of-a-kind who wants his home audio to be a true FULL-range system : to pump 20Hz or lower subbsss, for cathedral pipe organ music & synthetic bass notes.

Yes, I have done it years back by installing 3 100W powered subs (L, R & L+R channels) hooked up direct to my tube phono-preamp.

Yet I spent only peanut vs to $10,000/pair passive subs, let alone the tons money needed for the amps & electronic x-overs.

Give me a break, please.
Be a smart audio consumer !

Listening is believing

Jack L

Interesting. On visual inspection it doesn’t appear to be a strictly diffusive grating (e.g., Schroeder) but has some regular peaks and valleys rotated through the layers of the structure. If something else is going on that I can’t see not sure how it is patentable, although nothing would surprise me with the US patent system. Regardless, the design clearly will not function exactly like a diffuser, but I can only assume it will convert something to heat. More a thought experiment than practical but I suppose, forgetting sides, top and bottom, that with a certain diffuser at a certain distance perpendicular to the speaker would “effectively see” an open baffle design. Anyway, one of those things that I am surprised somebody hadn’t already thought up. Fun.