Sonus Faber Cremona Auditor

[larry7995]

I was down in the Boulder listening to some B&W speakers at Listenup Saturday and they showed me this little speaker and I was pretty amazed at the full range sound coming from that small package. I think they are $4K a pair.
http://www.sonusfaber.com/index_altri.html

 

[Adam]

Larry, which model did you check out? Your link just takes me to their homepage. Thanks.

 

[larry7995]

Larry, which model did you check out? Your link just takes me to their homepage. Thanks.

the Cremona auditor - awesome

 

[Adam]

the Cremona auditor - awesome

Ahh, perhaps if I would have paid attention to the title of the thread.

Thanks!

 

[jostenmeat]

the Cremona auditor - awesome

You're not the only one. Here's an excellent consumer review, but only Domus vs Auditor:
http://www.martinloganowners.com/~tdacquis/forum/showthread.php?t=4319

Oh just checked out that SF link, quote by GG, hehe, I read the entire Glenn Gould Reader a decade ago. Don't remember that quote though... hmmm... wonder which essay or editorial that came from....

 

[Pat D]

I was down in the Boulder listening to some B&W speakers at Listenup Saturday and they showed me this little speaker and I was pretty amazed at the full range sound coming from that small package. I think they are $4K a pair.
http://www.sonusfaber.com/index_altri.html

Very, very nice small monitor speakers from what I've heard, and I ran my standard audition material through them: full orchestra with massed strings, male and female vocals, mixed chorus, and piano. They also look fabulous with the (expensive) stand that goes with them.

I would suggest trying out the PSB Platinum M2 and the Paradigm Signature S2 as well, which I think are just as nice for less money.

 

[dorokusai]

I haven't heard an SF speaker that didn't sound good. Wonderful dynamics and high end construction at its best.

Regards,
Mark
Polk Audio CS