If they were matt black and holding a scythe they would look like “The Grim Reaper” to me 
1 Like
Nice, do let us know how they compare to your Obelisk’s. I’ve heard the larger version once at a NY show several years ago. They sounded different from any ‘box’ speaker I’ve ever heard, casting a 3D sound with excellent detail, an extraordinary listening experience. I’ll buy them someday, when I win Powerball.
2 Likes
Chatting with the dealer this morning and I’ve arranged the home demo to start from tomorrow week, the 24th.
FWIW the dealer tells me that Thomas Tuchel owns a pair of 101’s 
1 Like
See post 43. In black they are frightening.
1 Like
true
1 Like
Also not the best looking pair of speakers, quite low in WAF 
2 Likes
I think my speakers are an unconventional design in the sense that they’re HiFi speakers designed around PA drivers.
From Troels Gravesen, the designer:
Just google his name and on his site you’ll find these and a few others in the section “FUSION SPEAKERS”.
For those interested, my build of them can be seen here: Speaker Build - Faital 3WC-15
3 Likes
That’s a very eclectic way to define ‘unconventional’, but I like it. Looking at the TG speaker designs since quite some time…
mmmh, not bad looking! How did it sound?
Can’t really remember, but didn’t stand out. Room acoustics at the show weren’t particularly good so not a place to make a fair judgement.
1 Like
But it is a normal dynamic speaker. Nothing unconventional there, imo.
yeah, but there’s a lot of such in this thread…
1 Like
must be posted, of course
Martin
5 Likes
I have actually heard 3 of those. They sound pretty good and look even better. You are paying for the wood work and looks though.
1 Like
Yes, but speakers are part of the furniture . I once impulse bought a pair of Ruark Sabres based purely on their looks, in my audio regrets they feature highly - when I gave them to someone who blew them up .
Those Davone speakers and these beauties from post 102 would grace any lounge
3 Likes
