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John Callison
Un expected delay. Myself I mean. I received my Aspens just a few weeks before I went into the hospital with pancreatic cancer. I have since managed to put about 100hrs of break in on them and finally got to let the horses out of the stable. Results? These speakers at a price point of $400 do not disappoint in any way. I would say for a bookshelf speaker it is a kin to a Swiss watch in mixture of clarity unmatched at this price point, sound stage that can be large enough for oversized rooms (when driven) and perfected in a study, kitchen or bedroom, the stage in depth of these speakers easily matches those costing 3x as much, a environment that can even in a large room mimic a concert hall. As always with TD speakers I expect a realistic sound reproduction that is lively and puts you on row 3 from the stage. Alice Cooper Raped and Freezin' reproduction was so good that it approached the level of my larger speakers and in some ways exceeded them when I realized I could make out Bob Ezrin pounding the piano so hard as to make out his finger strikes on the keys. The detail in high hat strikes and guitars is astounding and worthy of speakers costing well over 2K. The Bass is balanced enough to be tight and punchy in small rooms and still felt even in large rooms without over blending the other capabilities of this speaker. Any sub small or large would give these speakers boosters and put them in the realm of beyond belief. In between my cancer treatments I will be doing videos and try to get them posted on Youtube, still a ways off I need to get my license for use from some record labels and a new camera. More on that later. God Bless all of you and Eric for staying the course on developing amazing speakers that out perform the big names in most if not all ways.
John Callison
Un expected delay. Myself I mean. I received my Aspens just a few weeks before I went into the hospital with pancreatic cancer. I have since managed to put about 100hrs of break in on them and finally got to let the horses out of the stable. Results? These speakers at a price point of $400 do not disappoint in any way. I would say for a bookshelf speaker it is a kin to a Swiss watch in mixture of clarity unmatched at this price point, sound stage that can be large enough for oversized rooms (when driven) and perfected in a study, kitchen or bedroom, the stage in depth of these speakers easily matches those costing 3x as much, a environment that can even in a large room mimic a concert hall. As always with TD speakers I expect a realistic sound reproduction that is lively and puts you on row 3 from the stage. Alice Cooper Raped and Freezin' reproduction was so good that it approached the level of my larger speakers and in some ways exceeded them when I realized I could make out Bob Ezrin pounding the piano so hard as to make out his finger strikes on the keys. The detail in high hat strikes and guitars is astounding and worthy of speakers costing well over 2K. The Bass is balanced enough to be tight and punchy in small rooms and still felt even in large rooms without over blending the other capabilities of this speaker. Any sub small or large would give these speakers boosters and put them in the realm of beyond belief. In between my cancer treatments I will be doing videos and try to get them posted on Youtube, still a ways off I need to get my license for use from some record labels and a new camera. More on that later. God Bless all of you and Eric for staying the course on developing amazing speakers that out perform the big names in most if not all ways.
Joel Herrera
Magnificent! 1000% worth the wait. I could fawn over the aesthetics of these for hours without mentioning the sound. These are lovingly handcrafted, high end speakers, the fit finish and polish is superb. Did I mention the sound? Simply amazing. I can't rattle off a bunch of technical jargon, but I can sit back and let these amazing speakers bring my music to life. Highs, mids, lows, I'm simply blown away. They command attention without making a peep, turn the tunes on and turn em up, and you'd think you spent 5 times what you did. Thanks Eric and Tekton!!!!!
Nathan Reader
Purchased for my cabin (main room is high-ceiling 30’x25’ with lots of glass). Use is combo music / TV / movies connected to a Wiim Amp Pro. Eric recommended I pair these with a subwoofer. The Lore with upgrade package is absolutely excellent for my space. I regularly hear things on recordings I have never heard before (Amazon Music HD). Music and movies are very dynamic and seem true to the recording. The sub is not essential but adds the SPL for EDM and movies. The Wiim has a room EQ function which somehow makes things worse for me ie whatever sound coloration comes from the speakers it is pleasing to my ears. I like how they look without screens and I got them in red and my wife and I both like the finish. They are great quiet or loud. I like that the ports fire front so I can mount them near the wall. Very pleased in all regards.
Eric Richardson
I have owned many speakers, including the wonderful Tekton Design Double Impact speakers. I have many friends with high-end speakers, and my "Mighty Moabs" with the upgraded crossover and Beryllium tweeters are some of the most revealing, dynamic, and pleasing-sounding speakers I've experienced. I have done direct A/B comparisons using a Douk Audio speaker switcher with remote to switch back and forth in real time and hear the differences. I have compared: Magnepan MMG 1.7i, Aperion Audio Verius Grand 3 towers, Double Impacts, KEF Meta R11, Polk R700, and many others. I feel all "good" speakers paint the audio they reproduce in their own way. Some speakers are high-resolution, some are very dynamic, and some have a natural tone. The Moabs have the best of all these. For me, they had better imaging, tone, and resolution than the Magnepans; faster attack dynamics than the Double Impacts; more natural tone than the KEF Meta R11; and more perfect midrange and bass than any others. The Beryllium tweeters are so sweet and non-fatiguing. I am hoping to try some Ulfbert 15s in the future, as I have found I will have to spend much more to get performance that exceeds my Moabs. I have a fully treated room and get measured flat bass response without subs down to 15 Hz—absolutely amazing clean, deep bass. I do plug the top set of ports with port plugs, along with bass traps in the corners of my room, to get this perfect bass response. I also use a WiiM Ultra and its PEQ capabilities to tune the audio system after using ARC Genesis and my Anthem amplifier and preamp to give me accurate results. The "painting" of the audio image is deep, wide, with incredible dynamic scale, high resolution, and natural tone. Playing the track "Pillar I" is astounding and shows what an insane bargain these Moab speakers are for the performance they provide!
Eric Richardson
I have owned many speakers, including the wonderful Tekton Design Double Impact speakers. I have many friends with high-end speakers, and my "Mighty Moabs" with the upgraded crossover and Beryllium tweeters are some of the most revealing, dynamic, and pleasing-sounding speakers I've experienced. I have done direct A/B comparisons using a Douk Audio speaker switcher with remote to switch back and forth in real time and hear the differences. I have compared: Magnepan MMG 1.7i, Aperion Audio Verius Grand 3 towers, Double Impacts, KEF Meta R11, Polk R700, and many others. I feel all "good" speakers paint the audio they reproduce in their own way. Some speakers are high-resolution, some are very dynamic, and some have a natural tone. The Moabs have the best of all these. For me, they had better imaging, tone, and resolution than the Magnepans; faster attack dynamics than the Double Impacts; more natural tone than the KEF Meta R11; and more perfect midrange and bass than any others. The Beryllium tweeters are so sweet and non-fatiguing. I am hoping to try some Ulfbert 15s in the future, as I have found I will have to spend much more to get performance that exceeds my Moabs. I have a fully treated room and get measured flat bass response without subs down to 15 Hz—absolutely amazing clean, deep bass. I do plug the top set of ports with port plugs, along with bass traps in the corners of my room, to get this perfect bass response. I also use a WiiM Ultra and its PEQ capabilities to tune the audio system after using ARC Genesis and my Anthem amplifier and preamp to give me accurate results. The "painting" of the audio image is deep, wide, with incredible dynamic scale, high resolution, and natural tone. Playing the track "Pillar I" is astounding and shows what an insane bargain these Moab speakers are for the performance they provide!
Eric Richardson
I have owned many speakers including the wonderful Tekton Design Double Impact speakers. I have many friends with high end speakers and my "Mighty Moabs" with the upgraded crossover and Beryllium Tweeters pair are some of the most revealing, dynamic, and pleasing sounding speakers. I have done direct A/B comparisons using a Douk Audio speaker switcher with remote to switch back and forth in real time to hear the differences. I have compared: Magnepan MMG 1.7i, Aperion Audio Verius Grand 3 towers, Double impacts, KEF meta R11, Polk R700, and many others. I feel all "good" speakers paint the audio they reproduce in their own way. Some speakers are high resolution, some very dynamic, some have a natural tone. The Moabs have the best if all of these and for me had better imaging, tone and resolution then the Magnepans, more fast attack dynamics then the Double impacts, more natural tone then Kef Meta R11, and more perfect midrange and bass than any others. Thr Beryllium tweeters are so sweet and non fatuguing. I am hoping to try some Ukfbert 15s in the future as I have found I will have to shoot much higher to get performance that exceeds my Moabs. I have a fully treated room and get measured flat bass response without subs to 15 hz. Absolutely amazing clean deep bass. I do plug the top set of ports with port plugs along with bass traps in thr corners of my room to get this perfect bass response. I also use a Wiim Ultra and its PEQ capabilities to tune the audio system after using ARC Genesis and my Anthem Amplifier and Preamp to give me accurate results. The "painting " of the audio image is deep, wide, with incredible dynamic scale, high resolution, and natural tone. Playing the track "Pillar I" is astounding and shows what a insane bargain these Moab speakers are for the performance they provide!
JC
These are all most of you will ever need, simply put, it's going to be "the one" for the vast majority of you. Having owned and heard well over 300 different speakers, and a similar number of amps and receivers, I'd like to think my opinion and suggestions is valuable to some of you. This is my first large tekton I've had, and it's pretty much as Eric advertises it and then some. No ego and arrogance with him on my end, all I got was a sense of pride in his work put into the product which I definitely understand after having these. Now, about the Epic 15, they are large and in charge, true full range, no sub needed. Mine have mundorf caps, single terminals, large rear port design, seem to have perfect tuning to the cabinet and port even at 115 DB+ levels (with more left in reserve, they were comfortably cruising at 105-115 DB), with no signs of of stress on any of the drivers, and the drivers seemed to be integrated really well for that particular cabinet design and port and no chuffing or compression issues even at high spl, I believe the woofers were designed specifically for this cabinet and port and he had them built to is liking from eminence, and they are rather serious and can handle A LOT and sound perfect doing it. Top end is detailed on movies or music but not at all harsh or bright (mine are soft domes), the midrange presence is strong and about as good as it gets even at low levels and like silk on everything, and everything quite literally can come to life with any genre, and the bass is thunderous and can get very low, great quality bass with great attack and decay, great bass presentation, smooth and lush, with alot of impact as well, no ringing with the cabinet or rattles etc., I believe the cabinets are built very well and thought out and tuned proper, crossover points appear to be right where they need to be to integrate all the drivers to work in perfect unity and within their comfort zones. I love Klipsch big JBLs and many others but, the Fortes, they couldn't match these, nor could the Chorus, or Cornwall (in my room anyway), not even close. The RF7 does have a lot of impact and slam with huge power to them, but midrange is just ok and don't sound as full at lower volumes, RF7 is a great choice for movies but misses out for music at times which it didn't stand against these either for me, especially on music and midrange areas and lush and full sounding at low levels like these can do. Anthony Gallo reference speakers, love em, but they had no chance either, maybe they image a tad better with the CDT ribbon tweeter and doesn't really have a cabinet to work around, and that's a maybe, but no real authority compared to these, large meadowlark models, large piega models, nearly everything I've heard or had (with the exception of maybe 3 contenders that may be able to compete with em (in the right room anyway, big maybe), I choose these, that's my firm opinion. The list goes on and I won't bore you with all of it. 250 watts per channel on mine but you don't necessarily need that much they'll sound plenty great on a 50-100 watt sansui or pioneer etc. receiver from the 70s, I just prefer separates and more power just in case you want it and they can go wherever you wanna go, and have a solid preamp. Just wish I had a really cool color on mine, although the satin black looks great too, but I love all the color options and wish that's what mine had been done in. That's my review and honest take on this Epic 15 model, take it as you may, but in my opinion, your going to have a hard time beating them with nearly anything, even with some speakers I've heard costing 5-15k range, these are in my top 3 speakers I've ever heard or owned, in my room, their the best I've ever had in here, for me anyway, thats my opinion. Thanks for a making a great product at a great price Eric, very well done. The Epic 15 is a powerhouse performer and fun with finesse, for high spl or even late night low level listening, they check all the boxes for me, and I can't find a weakness.
Scott Gibson
This will be a long-winded review – have a seat. I want to start by saying if you are reading this, you are in the right place. What you seek you will find – something much different than what you have seen. No Chinese made vinyl covered crap with sharp corners that looks like an Ikea bookshelf. No ill-cross overed harshness or hype. Now my story – I have been building up my system over the last few years after a hiatus from audiophile world. I grew up in the 80s and , mostly due to funds, was an old skool Cerwin Vega 12 owner – the big heavy black speakers with the telltale red woofer rings, and driven by a Onkyo MOSFET amp and separate preamp. Used to do a lot of my own wiring back in the days – even to guitar amps and got shocked pretty bad. I have played in amateur bands since I was 15yo ( played Judas Priest covers at the high school prom) , been in a published punk band and have played lead guitar, bass , drums and even sang a little. So, I am no stranger to music and how it sounds live. Wanting that live sound and something made in the USA I was of course directed towards Klipsch and eventually bought a beautiful pair of walnut Heresy IVs. I paired these with a Rotel RB 1552 MK11 amp , a SCHITT Kara F preamp ( the one ASR gave a thumbs up on ) and a SCHITT Bifros2 2/64 being fed by a Cambridge dedicated cd transport ( no onboard dac). Of course, I also supplied a couple of thousand of dollars in cabling from Audioquest, Nordost and DH Labs . Everything sounded pretty cool, but there were some things about the sound I didn’t like. Cymbals, in particular, could have a harsh sound – kind of like the cheap-ass cymbals they give away in one of those Pearl starter kits lol. Anyways, suspecting distortion was to play, I first replaced my Rotel amp with a McIntosh MC 152 amp – a huge improvement all around, but there was still harshness that I suspected was from having those large horns in a 12x10 room even with sound treatment on all walls. I started the long journey of looking at speakers again. I thought a tower would be nice as I liked the airy feeling of the B&W 602s I have downstairs in the home theater as mains. I listen to death metal primarily ( fav band is Cannibal Corpse), so I didn’t want to give up the bass from the 12” woofer on the Heresy’s – which left me looking at 8 inch woofers being about the max on towers. I looked at a lot – maybe 100 and didn’t like they all seemed to be made with vinyl – not even veneer like my Heresy’s. Also, the towers that fit my bill of an 8 inch or larger woofer, no horns and a decent sensitivity ( Heresy are 99db and a lot of towers I saw were like only 86db) and not a huge watt rating. I can’t be pumping 50w into a giant tower in this space which is what a lot of the 400w rated towers would need to get the bass moving. The closest I found was Martin Logan F200 at about 6k a pair shipped. But even at that price, they were vinyl covered Chinese made cookie cutter junk. Not what I really wanted after having the nice walnut speakers. Yeah, looks aren’t the most important by far, but they do matter since I have eyeballs along with earballs. I am also wanting to use USA made parts as much as possible, so I started searching for USA made speakers – and other than Klipsch there was Wilson audio and Tekton that were suggested as high-end speakers made in the USA. Wilson audio is waaaaay overpriced so I looked at Tekton and was pleasantly surprised at what I found. Not only did they have a mid tower that met my space and power needs, they let you choose custom options like the color, wiring and tweeters, etc. You ain’t getting that at Crotchfield…. Now bring in Eric. Its been since the 80’s when I used to shop at BSR in Burbank that I had a tech actually talk to me about my setup and tune a speaker to my needs. Eric talked to me about my system ( he looked up the specs for all my equipment even), my room, what I don’t like about the Heresy’s and what I do like. I even threw a couple curveballs halfway through the bill when I decided to upgrade to the SE and add the BE tweeter – and he took that in stride and without complaint. In the end, he designed a bespoke speaker that is better than anything I could have bought off the shelf and fit my system perfectly. Fast forward to receiving them ( about 5 weeks including my changes). They are way nicer in person…. The paint is like real furniture paint like the “good ol days”. There are NO SEAMS. Let me be clear – compared to my B&W downstairs these look a league above. The B&W could give you a paper cut from the sharp corners lol – all of the corners on this cabinet are ROUNDED. Its details like this that just speak class. These are like a piece of furniture – finally I am proud to replace the walnut speakers with these. They look that good. Now the sound.. Eric called me the day before delivery AND they day of to talk to me about how to position them ( a little past my ears in the triangle of love) and after one day only of breaking them in for a few hours I am blown away. Now don’t get me wrong, the Heresy’s are bitchin’ speakers and fun – but these are way more precise. ALL OF THE HARSHNESS is gone – soundstage is WAY TALLER ( likely due to it being a 4’ tower) and spacious. The BE tweeter lets me hear the stick clanking on the bell like a real cymbal and that wonderful Zildjian hiss I love is there when available. I am pulling out albums I haven’t played for years just to hear them on these speakers. Its that much of a difference. Bass guitar lines – the 4 way speakers with the added mid bass really let you hear that nice twang of a live bass where the player is close to overloading their woofer its going in and out so far. If I hadn’t played bass myself live I might not have known this was missing, but it was until now. I thought maybe the mics couldn’t pick it up , but apparently its just my speakers couldn’t resolve it. Amazing. Vocals are super clear – I could hear breaths in between lines on a few albums that I have listed to 100’s of times and never heard before. And the Heresy’s are known for being detailed and sensitive. Not compared to the Electron SE’s they aren’t! I couldn’t be happier with the product or the service. Top notch class act. If you read this far, then you have a passion for music like I do and want something new, different and heck , just better than what you have seen for thousands more at retailers. You cannot buy a better speaker at twice the price, trust me. I would say these speakers would retail at over 10k . I am a consultant and know most retail is marked up more than double the wholesale price. These are priced at a more wholesale price due to getting them direct from the maker with no additional markup / overhead. Tekton has a customer for life. 😊
Andy Phatana
I was retired in 2021 during Pandemic. I lived in small 2 bedroom house (1,100 sq ft)in Los Angeles. So I want speakers that like bookshelf but sound of full range one. I did researched and found Tekton Design that own by Eric Alexander locate in Utah U.S.A. His idea was tricked me due to his background of musician. He referred to weight of sound’s source. I agree with his theory but I never heard what it sounds like, only read the review and Youtube sound did not do the judge. I asked my wife to get a pair of Pendragon Monitor. She had to approve spending which I told her this will be my last pair of speakers. I owned pair of B&W VM2 and parallel with B&O redline to get 4 ohm but they won’t satisfy me. Then I did ordered special clear coat and try to get wooden cabinet and color would be golden oak. Eric reply that he will check with his cabinet’s guys for that. I placed order on 08/14/25 which upgrade package and I got them on 02/06/26 at 1:15 pm. It did took longer than I expect but good things will come when mature. I did unpacked per instruction and it was easy. PM were very good packing for shipping. They came in 2 big boxes because it surround by thick foam for all sides. Due to my limit space I put speaker on top shelf which my LP player sit. So I got foam knee pad from Harbor freight to absorb vibration with spike feet and it work very well. I also got so many inputs. PRO-ject T2 LP player, Sony CD player, Sharp MD player, Nakamichi Cassette player, JVC VCD player, Bluetooth player and USB/Computer player. Digital out go to PS audio Ultralink then go in to Mcintosh C26. C26 output go to Schiit Lokius then Schiit Ragnarok. I try to break-in as fast as I can, I did left music to played for many hours. Finally set of Pendragon monitor sound sweet. My old 2 pair won’t sound as real as PM. My old pair of B&W speakers got no vent port which I got used to sound of tight bass and turn out PM got no vent either. That made me love them more. For me, different between vent and no vent are how the bass sounds. I called them tight or loose. I never like those Bass Boosted Box because it’s not natural even it’s punchy. Bottom line: I got pairs of speakers that I hope for and sound suit me better than big name brand and in this price range that I can afford. Eric was very good in communication. He’s quick to respond every text I sent to him. PM also equipped with stand mount since they call monitor speakers. That a plus for me. It was worth for waiting even in my case it took longer than supposed too. I did took some of pictures that show where my speakers set up with my 85” TV and color’s texture that made them look like part of my furnitures. One last thing. Now I’m a proud owner of speaker that made in U.S.A. Thanks Eric Alexander. P.S. still waiting for front covers. Andy P. 03/15/2026
Andy Phatana
I was retired in 2021 during Pandemic. I lived in small 2 bedroom house (1,100 sq ft)in Los Angeles. So I want speakers that like bookshelf but sound of full range one. I did researched and found Tekton Design that own by Eric Alexander locate in Utah U.S.A. His idea was tricked me due to his background of musician. He referred to weight of sound’s source. I agree with his theory but I never heard what it sounds like, only read the review and Youtube sound did not do the judge. I asked my wife to get a pair of Pendragon Monitor. She had to approve spending which I told her this will be my last pair of speakers. I owned pair of B&W VM2 and parallel with B&O redline to get 4 ohm but they won’t satisfy me. Then I did ordered special clear coat and try to get wooden cabinet and color would be golden oak. Eric reply that he will check with his cabinet’s guys for that. I placed order on 08/14/25 which upgrade package and I got them on 02/06/26 at 1:15 pm. It did took longer than I expect but good things will come when mature. I did unpacked per instruction and it was easy. PM were very good packing for shipping. They came in 2 big boxes because it surround by thick foam for all sides. Due to my limit space I put speaker on top shelf which my LP player sit. So I got foam knee pad from Harbor freight to absorb vibration with spike feet and it work very well. I also got so many inputs. PRO-ject T2 LP player, Sony CD player, Sharp MD player, Nakamichi Cassette player, JVC VCD player, Bluetooth player and USB/Computer player. Digital out go to PS audio Ultralink then go in to Mcintosh C26. C26 output go to Schiit Lokius then Schiit Ragnarok. I try to break-in as fast as I can, I did left music to played for many hours. Finally set of Pendragon monitor sound sweet. My old 2 pair won’t sound as real as PM. My old pair of B&W speakers got no vent port which I got used to sound of tight bass and turn out PM got no vent either. That made me love them more. For me, different between vent and no vent are how the bass sounds. I called them tight or loose. I never like those Bass Boosted Box because it’s not natural even it’s punchy. Bottom line: I got pairs of speakers that I hope for and sound suit me better than big name brand and in this price range that I can afford. Eric was very good in communication. He’s quick to respond every text I sent to him. PM also equipped with stand mount since they call monitor speakers. That a plus for me. It was worth for waiting even in my case it took longer than supposed too. I did took some of pictures that show where my speakers set up with my 85” TV and color’s texture that made them look like part of my furnitures. One last thing. Now I’m a proud owner of speaker that made in U.S.A. Thanks Eric Alexander. P.S. still waiting for front covers. Andy P. 03/15/2026
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Worked in HiFi industry 4 decades & was successful Salesman with several great companies. Sold some excellent brands of Loudspeakers. Owned the Speakers that caught my eyes and most of all ears!
This Tekton design MOAB which was custom order Maserati Rosso Folgore High Gloss, Ceramic Midrange (OMG it’s magical) drivers , Beryllium tweeters and upgraded xovers. Just like any custom cars, boats, etc give the guys at Tekton time to build your specialty speakers.
I needed a friend to help inbox this big Beautiful MOABs. After unboxing, he asked to listen to a country song 🎵 and first thing he said, the female voice sounded great , the best he ever heard.
I’ve owned speakers over $20k and listened to incredible speakers at CES & AXPONA over the decades with huge six figure price tags.
My Goodness these Speakers as good or better than speakers 10 times the incredible reasonable price my order cost me. 100% Satisfied & highly recommend buying any of Eric Alexander’s amazing custom speakers at Tekton Design. Sincerely, Buck Dent AV Specialist with Sound Advice, Now AV & Tweeter.
P.S. unable to post photo of how incredibly beautiful Maserati Rosso Folgore Color and Speaker array looks.
Worked in HiFi industry 4 decades & was successful Salesman with several great companies. Sold some excellent brands of Loudspeakers. Owned the Speakers that caught my eyes and most of all ears!
This Tekton design MOAB which was custom order Maserati Rosso Folgore High Gloss, Ceramic Midrange (OMG it’s magical) drivers , Beryllium tweeters and upgraded xovers. Just like any custom cars, boats, etc give the guys at Tekton time to build your specialty speakers.
I needed a friend to help inbox this big Beautiful MOABs. After unboxing, he asked to listen to a country song 🎵 and first thing he said, the female voice sounded great , the best he ever heard.
I’ve owned speakers over $20k and listened to incredible speakers at CES & AXPONA over the decades with huge six figure price tags.
My Goodness these Speakers as good or better than speakers 10 times the incredible reasonable price my order cost me. 100% Satisfied & highly recommend buying any of Eric Alexander’s amazing custom speakers at Tekton Design. Sincerely, Buck Dent AV Specialist with Sound Advice, Now AV & Tweeter.
P.S. unable to post photo of how incredibly beautiful Maserati Rosso Folgore Color and Speaker array looks.
Un expected delay. Myself I mean. I received my Aspens just a few weeks before I went into the hospital with pancreatic cancer. I have since managed to put about 100hrs of break in on them and finally got to let the horses out of the stable. Results?
These speakers at a price point of $400 do not disappoint in any way. I would say for a bookshelf speaker it is a kin to a Swiss watch in mixture of clarity unmatched at this price point, sound stage that can be large enough for oversized rooms (when driven) and perfected in a study, kitchen or bedroom, the stage in depth of these speakers easily matches those costing 3x as much, a environment that can even in a large room mimic a concert hall.
As always with TD speakers I expect a realistic sound reproduction that is lively and puts you on row 3 from the stage. Alice Cooper Raped and Freezin’ reproduction was so good that it approached the level of my larger speakers and in some ways exceeded them when I realized I could make out Bob Ezrin pounding the piano so hard as to make out his finger strikes on the keys.
The detail in high hat strikes and guitars is astounding and worthy of speakers costing well over 2K. The Bass is balanced enough to be tight and punchy in small rooms and still felt even in large rooms without over blending the other capabilities of this speaker. Any sub small or large would give these speakers boosters and put them in the realm of beyond belief.
In between my cancer treatments I will be doing videos and try to get them posted on Youtube, still a ways off I need to get my license for use from some record labels and a new camera. More on that later. God Bless all of you and Eric for staying the course on developing amazing speakers that out perform the big names in most if not all ways.
My first impression of the Perfect Sets was how full-bodied they are. They bring the bass, more than some other very good big towers I own, but not excessively. Although I have several subs, including an RSL sub sitting beside the Perfect Sets, I don’t use them. The Perfect Sets have other virtues that make them stand out, including a balanced, live quality sound with excellent instrument separation. If you want some fine speakers for about $1,000 get the Lore (I own them), but for a little above $2000, you’ll get something really special with the Perfect Sets. If you buy them, I don’t think you’ll regret it.
Magnificent! 1000% worth the wait. I could fawn over the aesthetics of these for hours without mentioning the sound. These are lovingly handcrafted, high end speakers, the fit finish and polish is superb. Did I mention the sound? Simply amazing. I can’t rattle off a bunch of technical jargon, but I can sit back and let these amazing speakers bring my music to life. Highs, mids, lows, I’m simply blown away. They command attention without making a peep, turn the tunes on and turn em up, and you’d think you spent 5 times what you did. Thanks Eric and Tekton!!!!!