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Loren

I'm not very good at expressing things via keyboard, but since I appreciate good/honest reviews when purchasing things, I will do my best here..... There aren't a lot of places to go and audition speakers anymore. I try to be patient enough and (hopefully) smart enough to read reviews and articles and weed out the BS. I liked what I read about Tekton. I considered my budget and the law of diminishing returns before pulling the trigger. I went with Pendragons, 4 ohm, 7 tweeter array, and crossover upgrades.... I like that they are made from quality components, and in the USA. I could not help but be impressed by the many, many rave reviews from people. The 7 tweeter array is very accurate and detailed. I only use my sub for movies or when I am listening to bass-centric music. I'm more than happy with my purchase. Hope this helps.

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Loren

I'm not very good at expressing things via keyboard, but since I appreciate good/honest reviews when purchasing things, I will do my best here..... There aren't a lot of places to go and audition speakers anymore. I try to be patient enough and (hopefully) smart enough to read reviews and articles and weed out the BS. I liked what I read about Tekton. I considered my budget and the law of diminishing returns before pulling the trigger. I went with Pendragons, 4 ohm, 7 tweeter array, and crossover upgrades.... I like that they are made from quality components, and in the USA. I could not help but be impressed by the many, many rave reviews from people. The 7 tweeter array is very accurate and detailed. I only use my sub for movies or when I am listening to bass-centric music. I'm more than happy with my purchase. Hope this helps.

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M Sime

I put together a modest home office system using a Accuphase E-280 integrate , music server , dac . For speakers I wanted something that would sound great at low volume and could be easy to place in a room . YouTube reviews of a couple years ago of the TeKton Lore speakers caught my attention especially with comments of the speaker sound good at lower volumes and is easy to place in a room. I ordered the Lores with factory options and just recently replaced the Accuphase integrated with a vintage Pioneer SX-5590 ,..WOW this receiver is a match made in heaven with these speakers , mind blowing good ,…

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Karl Thompson

The Moabs do not disappoint. They bring my music to life in a way i've never heard before.

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Carson M.

I was blown away by these monitors. I decided to go for them because they were in my price range and I'd always wanted to try Tekton Design's products, but the moment I set them up I knew these were my permanent endgame monitors for studio use and desktop listening.

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Kent

I specifically chose the Nebos from an audiophile point of view (POV), not a multimedia/cinema POV. Specifically, I liked that the Nebos go down to 20-Hz, negating the need for a subwoofer/additional crossover. These speakers do not disappoint. Highs are wide and spacious, lovely sound-stage. Lows are very deep and rumbly. Metal, rock, EDM, EBM, industrial, techno, DubStep... The bass does not disappoint. That said, mellower music, from Harry Chapin's "Bottom Line Encore" to Tchaikovsky's "Nutcracker", which is dynamically very loud and very soft, sound fantastic. I think almost any style of music would be beautifully represented here. For reference, I am coming from Polk "Signature Elite ES60". These were fabulous for the price, but these Nebos are capable of much deeper lows, and even the mid- and high-frequency tones are vastly improved on Nebos, even though the Polk's have similar top-end specs. My amps are a Willsenton R8 with EL34 tubes (audio), and a Schiit Lyr-3 preamp (stock 6SN7)/Schiit Aegir-1 amp (television/multimedia). The Nebos range and sound are fantastic with both. Highly recommended.

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Kent

I specifically chose the Nebos from an audiophile point of view (POV), not a multimedia/cinema POV. Specifically, I liked that the Nebos go down to 20-Hz, negating the need for a subwoofer/additional crossover. These speakers do not disappoint. Highs are wide and spacious, lovely sound-stage. Lows are very deep and rumbly. Metal, rock, EDM, EBM, industrial, techno, DubStep... The bass does not disappoint. That said, mellower music, from Harry Chapin's "Bottom Line Encore" to Tchaikovsky's "Nutcracker", which is dynamically very loud and very soft, sound fantastic. I think almost any style of music would be beautifully represented here. For reference, I am coming from Polk "Signature Elite ES60". These were fabulous for the price, but these Nebos are capable of much deeper lows, and even the mid- and high-frequency tones are vastly improved on Nebos, even though the Polk's have similar top-end specs. My amps are a Willsenton R8 with EL34 tubes (audio), and a Schiit Lyr-3 preamp (stock 6SN7)/Schiit Aegir-1 amp (television/multimedia). The Nebos range and sound are fantastic with both. Highly recommended.

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David Nelsen

Purchased to add to my Tekton Uruz. I run a 2.1 system. Using an Anthony Gallo Acoustics Reference SA subwoofer amplifier was the best combination. I did try a Class D plate amp and it was good. Just better with the Reference SA. I am using a 40 HZ crossover point. Amp is in bridged mode and no strain of any kind. The Cinema Sub is a great addition for music or cinema use.

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James T.

The Double Impact is a very big speaker. I’m very impressed with the quality of sound these speakers. The sound stage initially shocked me. It was very deep and wide. I felt as though I was in the New York Philharmonic. I listened to an old Willie Colon album and could hear every instrument and visualize their location. They play very clear and effortlessly at low volume, yet can maintain clarity at the higher volumes. For my personal taste I could use a little bit more sparkle on the top end. With these speakers I have no problems listening for hours without getting any fatigue.

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James T.

The Double Impact is a very big speaker. I’m very impressed with the quality of sound these speakers. The sound stage initially shocked me. It was very deep and wide. I felt as though I was in the New York Philharmonic. I listened to an old Willie Colon album and could hear every instrument and visualize their location. They play very clear and effortlessly at low volume, yet can maintain clarity at the higher volumes. For my personal taste I could use a little bit more sparkle on the top end. With these speakers I have no problems listening for hours without getting any fatigue.

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  1. M

    Great product. Second set. Best value in the industry by far.

  2. L

    I’m not very good at expressing things via keyboard, but since I appreciate good/honest reviews when purchasing things, I will do my best here….. There aren’t a lot of places to go and audition speakers anymore. I try to be patient enough and (hopefully) smart enough to read reviews and articles and weed out the BS. I liked what I read about Tekton. I considered my budget and the law of diminishing returns before pulling the trigger. I went with Pendragons, 4 ohm, 7 tweeter array, and crossover upgrades…. I like that they are made from quality components, and in the USA. I could not help but be impressed by the many, many rave reviews from people. The 7 tweeter array is very accurate and detailed. I only use my sub for movies or when I am listening to bass-centric music. I’m more than happy with my purchase. Hope this helps.

    Image #1 from Loren
    Image #2 from Loren
  3. MS

    I put together a modest home office system using a Accuphase E-280 integrate , music server , dac . For speakers I wanted something that would sound great at low volume and could be easy to place in a room . YouTube reviews of a couple years ago of the TeKton Lore speakers caught my attention especially with comments of the speaker sound good at lower volumes and is easy to place in a room. I ordered the Lores with factory options and just recently replaced the Accuphase integrated with a vintage Pioneer SX-5590 ,..WOW this receiver is a match made in heaven with these speakers , mind blowing good ,…

    Image #1 from M Sime
  4. MC

    Have several tekton speakers .they are a great price point for what you get and punch way above.be patient it takes a while to break in at about 5 watts max during breakin.they now run 1k watts on michi m8 and sound better than the 12 inch ulfberht sitting side by side.run by same amp preamp ect.they can play soft or rock concert loud.the 15 inch come alive.i have alot of speakers costing 10 to 30 times and these play in the same ball park.great job for creating another fantastic speaker at a great value.

  5. M

    Have several tekton speakers .they are a great price point for what you get and punch way above.be patient it takes a while to break in at about 5 watts max during breakin.they now run 1k watts on michi m8 and sound better than the 12 inch ulfberht sitting side by side.run by same amp preamp ect.they can play soft or rock concert loud.the 15 inch come alive.i have alot of speakers costing 10 to 30 times and these play in the same ball park.great job for creating another fantastic speaker at a great value.