I have bought these myself and kinda have GR research in mind, that guy remakes the crossover network for a flater response with high quality parts🤔🤔

More centered - there is a distinct Sf house sound - each speaker is no longer a different adventure - make of it what you will...

well, can't compare in the mids with Sonus Faber (LuminaIII / SonettoIII) !! though ;) , Also slower bass and not so engaging👋👋

Lintons… also have a fairly narrow sweet spot, bass is almost too deep that it draws too much attention to itself

If you like screaming treble, you’ll love Apogees ;-)

awesome. Which Marantz model do you mean?

@@curtisayers7933 Marantz PM6007. Check out my channel, you'll have plenty of different music samples with the Lumina III and Marantz PM6007 and other stuff 😀 kzfaq.info/love/jQpCoeq2Vq-u-U_oPajWvA

IM RUNNING LUMINA 3 with a McIntosh MA252 and I’m blown away.

The shape is convention with parallel sides - rectangular box and all - what is different are the leather and the multi-layer front baffle.

No, that is actually a folding screen… LOL

@@bikemike1118 way to harsh my buzz, bro.

I hope you can listen to both. I did and the sonus sound better in my opinion. Happy speaker shopping!

So the camera doesn't burn out. And so, Angus can actually go home and be mired in editing.

Wilson and some others show the way to future mainstream speakers. Technology trickles down, and the current weak link in the current mid priced hi fi chain is the speaker. From source to amp progress has been impressive. Now it's the turn of the speaker.

@@carlosoliveira-rc2xt most say you can get the same sound for WAYYY less $$$... If you spend 20k on speakers you are crazy. ... That's what I mean.

@@carlosoliveira-rc2xt etc

@@carlosoliveira-rc2xt et cetera (not electro convulsive therapy), is my guess.

I disagree. The first format had something similar and I don’t think I ever really was that interested. And I’m not that old. Wisdom isn’t there with the younger crowd. Much too noisy IMO. There are other channels for younger types of audiophiles.

@@labalo5 Well I guess then the number of Audiophiles will continue to shrink and you would be forced to sell higher end equipment to get your margins. Younger meaning mid 20s with a decent budget for entry level Sonus Faber stuff. Maybe it's a different crowd requiring separate videos and presentations. Anyway it's worrying that the numbers go down and magazines disappear so you get low visibility.

They really don't have audio experience. They could talk about their lack of audio experience. We do desire to see more of the younger generation become engrossed - hopefully, we're able to engage the young in some sort of dialog and maybe inspire them a bit.

@Mojo 23 I suggest that you and others go watch & listen to *TheAlphaAudio* KZfaq channel's Live Test recorded Demos of speakers and other audio components. Their recent Live DAC Comparison was excellent. And they have recorded and compared many speakers as well where you can clearly hear the subtle & minute differences. And YES, even while listening over KZfaq! Jaap & Yang know how to set up their microphones properly in order to capture the true sound coming from the speakers in the room. 99% of others just don't know how to do this properly and their recordings of the speakers in the room are not accurate and just don't translate well. And before any naysayers say that it's impossible to ACCURATELY record speakers and hear the true differences and subtleties over KZfaq with it's Lossy Compression and blah, blah, blah, just go to *TheAlphaAudio* and listen to at least ONE of their "Live Test" videos. Subscribe and try to catch their Live Streams so you can participate and read the Live Chat comments of the viewers and from Jaap & Yang (and sometimes the Live musicians) while they are all listening to the system in real time with you. If you use decent headphones, decent studio monitors, or a good home system, you will be able to CLEARLY HEAR the differences and the true quality, which is corroborated by the comments made between Jaap & Yung at *TheAlphaAudio* and the remote viewers/listeners. This IS NOT EASY to do, so it's usually a complete waste of time and energy for other KZfaqrs to try and record "in room" speaker demos. However, if they invested in the proper microphones and equipment, and used the proper microphone techniques to record the speakers in the room, it is definitely achievable and worthwhile.

@@bbfoto7248 thank you bb foto will do and remain subscribed

We tell stories, we talk about our impressions of the product, we have fun in a good old fashioned way... the demos are something you need to hear in person. So, come to the store if you're local. If you're far away, visit your local store and ask for a demo.

@@vilip119 thank you Vilip Agree in person only true way to demo completely Much Appreciated and of course if in your area will drop by. I will continue to subscribe