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Silver Member Username: NmytreePost Number: 396 Registered: Aug-04 | I'm going to audition some Sonus Faber (as well as the Acoustic Zen Adagio) speakers over the next several weeks, starting off with the Toy Towers. I would like to audition a few models from Sonus Faber. I'm looking for something that's a on the warm side, very musical and smooth. Of course I want nice detail, but as you folks know, I'm not into analytical sounding gear and speakers. Does Sonus Faber still make speakers in the way I described, up above? If so, which models? What models both past and current do you suggest? Have they changed their voicing/sound, in their current models? |
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Platinum Member Username: ArtkAlbany, Oregon USA Post Number: 11869 Registered: Feb-05 | I last heard Sonus Faber at Magnolia in Portland and can't say that the setup was good at all. The way I understand it is that Sonus has moved away from a warmer sound to what they believe is a more neutral sound (so the salesman said). They certainly weren't warm and fuzzy like the Vienna Acoustics speakers, however I would hope that you don't want that kind of blurring of detail. As with the Acoustic Zen speakers, I wasn't listening critically last time I heard the Sonus Fabers. I was actually at Magnolia to buy a REL sub and thought I would do a little listening as well. Will be interested in your impressions. |
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New member Username: Casey_sdsuSan Diego, CA Post Number: 1 Registered: Jan-10 | Sonus Faber used to be an amazing speaker, and still do a pretty good job. However, the fact is they are not he same speaker we all fell in love with. Check out monitor audio gold series you will be amazed. http://www.monitoraudiousa.com Casey http://www.advanceddigitalhomes.com |
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Bronze Member Username: MarkdavidPost Number: 64 Registered: Feb-07 | Hi Any Comparison between a Jamo D 870 and Sonus Faber Concerto Domus Floor standers. I am Planning to buy one of these for my cousin who is having a Bryston 3Bsst and BP 25 pre amplifier. |