Quote Originally Posted by Teho View Post
That price, and it peaks at 20.000 kHz? If all you're going to listen to is mp3s then ok, but it's still definitely not worth that. Personally I'd never want one. Mad is right.
Are you/their site referring to twenty thousand kHz or to twenty point zero zero zero kHz. If it is the former, it would be very interesting. If it is the latter, you probably can't hear any higher than that.

Why only to 40 Hz?
I bet a lot of people would struggle to hear much lower.

It says it is made up of 28 elements. Judging by the pictures, I assume that it means that this 'speaker' is made up of 28 different speakers. When I first read Harrison's post, I thought it was one massive speaker. If it is 28 separate speakers, presumably of different sizes, I would expect the frequency response to be very good (even if it is only 40Hz-20kHz), as then you are not relying on just two or three speakers to reproduce the whole spectrum.

It's hand crafted and Tube valve amplified, to create the classic smooth sound you can't get from modern digital amps.
I think you would struggle to 'digitally' amplify sound before sending it to a speaker.

Does anyone here have a valve amplifier? I wouldn't mind having a fiddle with valves one day. I have been intending to for a few years but never got round to it.

Certainly an interesting speaker, but I think I will stick with the 30 year old Keesonic Audio speakers that I got for free.