In the mid 1990's I auditioned many speakers, and the best sound in my opinion were from a company called JM Lab, which eventually became Focal. I could not afford the model I liked, so I settled for Hales Revelation 2, tower speakers. Since then, I have bookshelf speakers from Focal, Chorus, which I have downstairs. Supeb finish, and great sound, accompanied by my Cambridge sub. I'm seriously looking to upgrade in the near future, would like to check out the Evo 1 and 2. My living room is not too big, so I probably will go for the bookshelf #1s. Too bad your demo did not include Enter Sandman.
I know all the usual caveats with youtube music demo's, but they sound preety dang good. They are making my sub work considering it was generated without one. very clear treble, very centered image.
I am happy to see a reasonably priced product shown with real performance. I predict we will see alot of reviews coming out on these speakers.
Wow, an actual high performance audio exhibit at CES. Who knew that was still a thing?
In the mid 1990's I auditioned many speakers, and the best sound in my opinion were from a company called JM Lab, which eventually became Focal. I could not afford the model I liked, so I settled for Hales Revelation 2, tower speakers. Since then, I have bookshelf speakers from Focal, Chorus, which I have downstairs. Supeb finish, and great sound, accompanied by my Cambridge sub.
I'm seriously looking to upgrade in the near future, would like to check out the Evo 1 and 2. My living room is not too big, so I probably will go for the bookshelf #1s.
Too bad your demo did not include Enter Sandman.
I know all the usual caveats with youtube music demo's, but they sound preety dang good. They are making my sub work considering it was generated without one. very clear treble, very centered image.
Effort was made to capture the sound with high fidelity and reflect the character of the demo.
nice!