I find it remarkable the ease at which some people dismiss the hard work and efforts and successes of others especially when they have a minor bit of information and attempt to show they know more. These are not for everyone and that's the beauty of this topic, but there is gear that I do not like which I can still respect.
Thanks for the coverage Jay. Sure I can’t afford a loudspeaker system of this magnitude. However I like to see them and hear what makes them tick. Well done.
Jay if I came to you with an open check(less than $100K), would you suggest a turntable system with Electrostatic, magnetic resonance, or cone speakers? My current system is as follows; Power amp is Tandberg, Control amp is Adcom, Tape deck is Nakamichi, speakers are Klipsch studio reference. 1. You pick the price point of that check. 2. This would not be a one-time sale. 3. This would be just music, 90s music, and before, some classical, some jazz.
Help with what ? This channel is into high end and ultra high end, and does that with propper involvement, energy and approach, thus catering for the projected costumer base in the appropriate echalon of this industry. For different class of products it might be better to possibly look into elswhere. And by no means is this intended to detter you or incite any other negative vibe. Cheers and happy listening.
I love the McIntosh mono block 3 x stack for tri-amping. Seems they gave up on there own McIntosh speaker array and is hawking Sonus Farber solely now.
Does it get to vol 11? I mean , wow . I want it but I can’t have it… I can only imagine how not only loud it gets to but the quality is probably great too
p.s When we are with the Danes, Vitus Audio is worth mentioning as well ! So, 2 pairs or even 3 I guess (since one would need to power the subs) of their range topping monos, would be a combo to behold ! Yes,yes... I knooow! It would be 2 mil. or certainly more for the entire set up, especially if we include front end like the best from Wadax or Esoteric and to connect the entire thing with the best from Siltech, Nordost or maybe ZenSati !!! Ah, ofcourse ac controlled by several Stormtanks maybe and evem before it reaches that, dedicated lines from the local substation, than switchboard, fuses, in wall cords, outlets etc. Vibration control by HRS for example and last and most important a propper listening room! As close as possible to golden ratio, solid construction, no flimsy dry wall ridiculousness and nonsesne with low ceelings ! Now we are talking . Hey, I know guys that have spent millions on art work that makes me cringe and laugh, but to them is worth it. So why the heck one wont reach far down into audiophile pockets if it floats the boat . Cheers to all ! p.p.s Lets see if someone closely connected with S.F will chime in about the suggested combos !?!?
You can't have affordable and high end in the same speaker it must be one or the other, can't be both. You can get a very good affordable speaker, but not one that I would call high end.
I guess Sonus has some kind of agreement with McIntosh to use their electronics. McIntosh has a nice soft and clean sound , but I question their bass control with their very low damping factor values.
I put forth this sentiment in slightly different manner on the S.F offcial insta or whatever the heck it was, and ofcourse no reply. It was more in a way of a - Why not more balanced approach of system building, cost wise. To put it simply : a 800k speaker with a more or less similar price amplification, but that drops their sister brand Mcintosh out of the picture and one will need to go with something like amps from Goldmund , Vitus, Pilium, Boulder etc. For which I highly doubt that even S.F themselves have listened them at any point of development, voicing etc. Heck, who knows for sure. In my book is pretty simple, same as I wont partner a entry level 800 USD Pair of speaker with a around a 200 USD worth of amp but one thats 800 or more, same mindset rolls over in this upper stratosphere of ultra high end. But hey, thats just me and my personal approach, so... Cheers to all ! p.s And no, Im not hating on S.F , I actually own a pair of the Aida 2 which I run with Pass Xs 300 in one of my residences.
I respect the brand, the attention to detail BUT choosing for such a different in height between the main speaker and the sub is a design nightmare. I like R2D2 and C-3PO but I am really not waiting for a high-end version.
The room is too big for those speakers. You've got one tiny tweeter and a 3 inch mid dome driver and you think you can fill a room that size? Unless the cabinet and drivers are made of solid gold, it would not cost $750,000 dollars Jay. This is a hoax.
@@jaysaudiolab Another of the highend reviewers did a quick wrap up and was suggesting that Munich is great for the connections, chance to talk distribution, display, ... but most of the rooms suck. Like SF here. Being at the original CESs spoiled me.
@@macstanley7101Are you working for Sonus Faber or what? I had my personal opinion and I never pushed others and like you said it is not that important since you I will not buy this speaker for $750K for sure, then are you going to buy it for $750K? Good luck and shut up
If you heard EEAS you'd kill yourself. If you didn't succeed then when I told you what the equipment cost you'd try again. How can a system that costs less than 1/300 of the toughest competition beat all of them? Simple, it works on entirely different principles. It doesnt reproduce recordings, it constructs sound fields. The process is much more complicated and difficult.
I find it remarkable the ease at which some people dismiss the hard work and efforts and successes of others especially when they have a minor bit of information and attempt to show they know more. These are not for everyone and that's the beauty of this topic, but there is gear that I do not like which I can still respect.
You’re a smart man. That can’t be said about everyone
Don't be a troll.
Awesome always liked Sonus Faber. well done once again
Thanks again!
Great interview Jay. Well done 👍
This is truly ultra-high end. Good video Jay.
Thank - you Jay for ALL your great content/information very much enjoy.
Thank you
UNBELIEVABLE AMAZINGLY BEAUTIFUL!!!!!
An EXCELLENT interview! Thank you, Jay!
Glad you enjoyed it!
This was an awesome interview. Thank you for all your incredible work.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank goodness they saved a rack space for that light box
Excellent Interview Jay, thanks for your insight with Sonus Faber 😊
Thanks 🙏
Thanks for the coverage Jay. Sure I can’t afford a loudspeaker system of this magnitude. However I like to see them and hear what makes them tick. Well done.
Great setup, great video and great interview !
Glad you enjoyed it!
Insane attention to detail, would love to audition this set up😂
You should!
Jay's learning sub integration 😊
Exactly. I am following the described rule of room integration also with my small LS 3/5A system and two optimal placed REL subs. 👍🏻
@henni1964
Magnepan peeps using
Sublime K231: Good value!
Jay this is fascinating information!!! Hats off Sir again you have outdone yourself... Well done.
Thank you kindly!
Very informative, great interview Jay!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Those Macs, oh those Macs. Sweet!
Oh yeah!
Great video!!
Thanks!
I take it the crossover happens at line level… looking forward to your system videos songs on your new speakers!!! The anticipation is building
Soon
Great interview Jay 💪💪👍👍
Thanks man
Incredible
Jay if I came to you with an open check(less than $100K), would you suggest a turntable system with Electrostatic, magnetic resonance, or cone speakers? My current system is as follows; Power amp is Tandberg, Control amp is Adcom, Tape deck is Nakamichi, speakers are Klipsch studio reference.
1. You pick the price point of that check.
2. This would not be a one-time sale.
3. This would be just music, 90s music, and before, some classical, some jazz.
I think that a low budget simple Audio system review will help more then unreachable expensive one.
Help with what ? This channel is into high end and ultra high end, and does that with propper involvement, energy and approach, thus catering for the projected costumer base in the appropriate echalon of this industry. For different class of products it might be better to possibly look into elswhere. And by no means is this intended to detter you or incite any other negative vibe. Cheers and happy listening.
I love the McIntosh mono block 3 x stack for tri-amping. Seems they gave up on there own McIntosh speaker array and is hawking Sonus Farber solely now.
I would like to hear a demo or review on their line array. Looks quite formidable.
Bello/Magnifico.😱✡️✡️✡️✡️✡️✡️
Does it get to vol 11? I mean , wow . I want it but I can’t have it… I can only imagine how not only loud it gets to but the quality is probably great too
Your "million dollar question" received a million dollar answer, Jay.
👌🏻👍🏻☺️😄😁
I love the speakers I dont love the equipment... I would love to hear it with Gryphon.
Two pairs of Apex Mono, I'll say. That would be something for sure !
p.s When we are with the Danes, Vitus Audio is worth mentioning as well ! So, 2 pairs or even 3 I guess (since one would need to power the subs) of their range topping monos, would be a combo to behold ! Yes,yes... I knooow! It would be 2 mil. or certainly more for the entire set up, especially if we include front end like the best from Wadax or Esoteric and to connect the entire thing with the best from Siltech, Nordost or maybe ZenSati !!! Ah, ofcourse ac controlled by several Stormtanks maybe and evem before it reaches that, dedicated lines from the local substation, than switchboard, fuses, in wall cords, outlets etc. Vibration control by HRS for example and last and most important a propper listening room! As close as possible to golden ratio, solid construction, no flimsy dry wall ridiculousness and nonsesne with low ceelings ! Now we are talking .
Hey, I know guys that have spent millions on art work that makes me cringe and laugh, but to them is worth it. So why the heck one wont reach far down into audiophile pockets if it floats the boat . Cheers to all !
p.p.s Lets see if someone closely connected with S.F will chime in about the suggested combos !?!?
Jay, it is time for you to make that jump to Lightspeed....it is time for you to release your own designed high end affordable Speaker...
I think his room is too small for that type of system
@@firelord675 Jay always has room for ingenuity
You can't have affordable and high end in the same speaker it must be one or the other, can't be both. You can get a very good affordable speaker, but not one that I would call high end.
@@billrobertson2437 Not True $10,000 buys you Active Speakers from Focal the Trio 11 Be ...they are superb...
Which model of loudspeaker are in the background... looks like subwoofers?
I guess Sonus has some kind of agreement with McIntosh to use their electronics. McIntosh has a nice soft and clean sound , but I question their bass control with their very low damping factor values.
They are both in the McIntosh holding company.
I put forth this sentiment in slightly different manner on the S.F offcial insta or whatever the heck it was, and ofcourse no reply. It was more in a way of a - Why not more balanced approach of system building, cost wise. To put it simply : a 800k speaker with a more or less similar price amplification, but that drops their sister brand Mcintosh out of the picture and one will need to go with something like amps from Goldmund , Vitus, Pilium, Boulder etc. For which I highly doubt that even S.F themselves have listened them at any point of development, voicing etc. Heck, who knows for sure.
In my book is pretty simple, same as I wont partner a entry level 800 USD Pair of speaker with a around a 200 USD worth of amp but one thats 800 or more, same mindset rolls over in this upper stratosphere of ultra high end. But hey, thats just me and my personal approach, so... Cheers to all !
p.s And no, Im not hating on S.F , I actually own a pair of the Aida 2 which I run with Pass Xs 300 in one of my residences.
Why sub woofers are far away from main speaker. Is there any delay compensate in the system? Low frequencies are slower than upper frequencies.
Jay, given what they say about separating the bass from everything else; would stand mounts with two subs not always be superior?
Theoretically- yes but they can’t scale like big tall speakers
Beautiful...
This is your best content yet. Great job
Glad you think so!
So most important question: How does it compare to the top Wilsons?
one day... one day :)
For a little more than what the electronics cost they could have bought the entire McIntosh factory.😄
I respect the brand, the attention to detail BUT choosing for such a different in height between the main speaker and the sub is a design nightmare. I like R2D2 and C-3PO but I am really not waiting for a high-end version.
Powered by Macintosh?!? 🤨
Speaker 800k, McIntosh only 200k it’s a deal!
I thought McIntosh was 2nd or 3rd rate amplification.
Influencers will push whatever product they paid to.
Faital drivers on a 700k+ speaker…? My God..
I heard it today - didn’t match high expectations
Room acoustics was not good,
And this system is missing good DAC for sure
McIntosh???!?
The room is too big for those speakers. You've got one tiny tweeter and a 3 inch mid dome driver and you think you can fill a room that size? Unless the cabinet and drivers are made of solid gold, it would not cost $750,000 dollars Jay. This is a hoax.
There are 2 tweeters on the front and 1 in the rear. If you didn't get it, listen to the video again.
Drivers in these cost maximum $15k retail and ,$8k wholesale
It is a chance to outcompete them.
More and more vids are saying Munich is not the show to go hear things at.
Euro gear is very expensive 😮
Repairs are not convenient
More videos full of you know what… but maybe you should attend the show and see for yourself?
@@jaysaudiolab
McIntosh Group Consultant?
When U moving to Texas? 🤠
@@jaysaudiolab Another of the highend reviewers did a quick wrap up and was suggesting that Munich is great for the connections, chance to talk distribution, display, ... but most of the rooms suck. Like SF here.
Being at the original CESs spoiled me.
Two words: diminishing returns. I’m sure they sound really nice, but 750k doesn’t always equate to better sound than say a 20k speaker.
I think Jay needs to get to the gym and work out.
For $750K looks small and boring and no wow factor. I will try another brand like Gryphon, MBL, Alsyvox, Karma or etc.
You must’ve watched the video with your eyes closed to think this. (You also probably can’t afford it, so your opinion on it isn’t very important.)
@@macstanley7101Are you working for Sonus Faber or what? I had my personal opinion and I never pushed others and like you said it is not that important since you I will not buy this speaker for $750K for sure, then are you going to buy it for $750K? Good luck and shut up
If you heard EEAS you'd kill yourself. If you didn't succeed then when I told you what the equipment cost you'd try again. How can a system that costs less than 1/300 of the toughest competition beat all of them? Simple, it works on entirely different principles. It doesnt reproduce recordings, it constructs sound fields. The process is much more complicated and difficult.
Poltrona Frau, is also in my Lancia Delta 💚🤍❤