@@thembaallendlamini4777 The ones we have in the video are mockups of the speakers behind drywall. There isn’t any technology to see, just drywall, as intended. During install they are completely hidden inside of a drywall stud bay and are very much meant to disappear into your wall. In any situation that these would be used, you would never see a front, back, or side of the speaker, you only see the wall.
@@rfoliente1 sorry to hear you’re not having a great experience with them. They are definitely not an audiophile sound, but are at the top of their class for invisible speakers. You’re always going to sacrifice some hifi with choosing this aesthetic solution. But if the aesthetics are more important than hifi to the person, I think this is their best bet.
@@MediaHead. Exactly, these are for people who value aesthetics where sound quality is the very last priority. Even mediocre inexpensive bookshelf speakers sound better. I can't even listen to mine anymore. You guys shouldn't use words like "blown away." It's a disservice to the consumer.
@@rfoliente1 We understand what you’re saying, but if you watch the video, we immediately clarify that we were blown away for the class of speakers that they are. They are tremendously more full and clear than others on the market. And we clarify why it’s still a sacrifice with sound.
Why don't you show the speakers i its full glory. I have no idea how jt looks like on the side wall and back.
@@thembaallendlamini4777 The ones we have in the video are mockups of the speakers behind drywall. There isn’t any technology to see, just drywall, as intended. During install they are completely hidden inside of a drywall stud bay and are very much meant to disappear into your wall. In any situation that these would be used, you would never see a front, back, or side of the speaker, you only see the wall.
Looks great but amazing sound? Lol, no. I'm disappointed in mine. Definitely not blown away with these.
@@rfoliente1 sorry to hear you’re not having a great experience with them. They are definitely not an audiophile sound, but are at the top of their class for invisible speakers. You’re always going to sacrifice some hifi with choosing this aesthetic solution. But if the aesthetics are more important than hifi to the person, I think this is their best bet.
@@MediaHead. Exactly, these are for people who value aesthetics where sound quality is the very last priority. Even mediocre inexpensive bookshelf speakers sound better. I can't even listen to mine anymore. You guys shouldn't use words like "blown away." It's a disservice to the consumer.
@@rfoliente1 We understand what you’re saying, but if you watch the video, we immediately clarify that we were blown away for the class of speakers that they are. They are tremendously more full and clear than others on the market. And we clarify why it’s still a sacrifice with sound.