An interesting speaker package for around $2Gs

[3db]

The reviewers quite impressed with this package.

http://www.hometheaterhifi.com/home-theater-speakers/1050-crystal-acoustics-tx-t3se-home-theater-speaker-system.html?showall=1

 

[Seth=L]

What's even more interesting is that they seem to look a lot like B&W's speakers.

 

[GranteedEV]

This is Velodyne's ID brand.

 

[zieglj01]

The reviewers quite impressed with this package.

http://www.hometheaterhifi.com/home-theater-speakers/1050-crystal-acoustics-tx-t3se-home-theater-speaker-system.html?showall=1

And a review from 2006
http://www.soundandvisionmag.com/tests-reviews/speakers/2006/06/crystal-acoustics-thx-3d12-home-theater-speaker-system

 

[digicidal]

+/-1.5dB Accuracy of Frequency Response on all axes, for extremely balanced reproduction

Oh if only it could be true... (emphasis is mine) taken from their ID storefront.

However, at least they're striving for absolutely flat - and I think they're very interesting... wish someone would get a set and review them.

If they have a speaker that is truly 33-22kHz from on-axis through 60degrees off-axis +/- 1.5db... well then I would think they could ask $50K per pair and still manage to sell a decent number of them.

 

[shadyJ]

Oh if only it could be true... (emphasis is mine) taken from their ID storefront.

However, at least they're striving for absolutely flat - and I think they're very interesting... wish someone would get a set and review them.

If they have a speaker that is truly 33-22kHz from on-axis through 60degrees off-axis +/- 1.5db... well then I would think they could ask $50K per pair and still manage to sell a decent number of them.

I have a feeling people who drop 50k on speakers don't actually care about the specs.

 

[digicidal]

I have a feeling people who drop 50k on speakers don't actually care about the specs.

Agreed... in my experience with them - they don't even care about how the speakers sound... just that they look like they cost at least $50K.