00:00:02 [Music] Now, I’ve been trying to figure out the best way to describe the sound of this speaker, the PureAudioProject Duet15 Horn1. And the word is reality. It crosses the sound has this realism, this reality to the event of recorded music and it just brings it into your listening room. That’s what it does. Now the thing for me is though, and this is by the way part two of this review and I urge you to check out part one where I interview the designer Ze’ev Schlik. Anyway, there’s a lot of information in…
00:00:45 part one and that’s why I’m just getting right into the sound of the speaker and not all the usual description of the speaker…
00:01:23 very different sounding speakers. And I think it’s nice to have that choice…
00:02:00 subjective, very personal taste thing. So, but you should experiment with towin and of course the distance the speakers are from each other…
00:02:36 it’s very quick and nimble, so you hear more detail in the bass…
00:03:15 horn one was the Bob Dylan basement tapes…
00:03:51 nearby. So, uh, this was this collaboration between Dylan and the band…
00:04:30 it sounds like they’re having fun. Now, it just so happens that the amplifier…
00:05:08 ohms, really easy load. And with the deck wear now, obviously, it’s not going to play crazy loud…
00:05:43 with the Pass Labs. I’m a big Tom Weights fan…
00:06:18 they added in post-production. I believe that’s true. Anyway, it sounds cool…
00:06:55 getting bass down to the low 40 hertz range…
00:07:26 hard to deliver. No, it just keeps giving you more and more and more…
00:08:02 amp. It puts out 25 watts a channel and it’s very it’s not 2B sounding…
00:08:40 and then I wanted to do the comparison between the Klipsch OJAZZ speaker, the KOR1, and the Horn One…
00:09:16 drums better. It was more right there again. Right there…
00:09:57 entities. I mean, it was still pretty pretty pretty good, but it was smoother with the Klipsch speaker…
00:10:36 always the best idea, but in this case, it just enlarges the scope of the music…
00:11:15 the horn one, it was more like live. It was a it was it was more awake sounding…
00:11:54 speakers nowadays use parallel topology. I can’t explain it. You can look it up on the internet…
00:12:29 and clear, all those things and very very detailed, transparent…
00:13:14 amplifier was the best sounding amp. I really like the Pass Labs, but in the end…
00:13:54 over to the Voxativ, they just sounded more, they had a more of a body attached to them…
00:14:29 It illuminates points, but I just want to sit and listen to the speaker without thinking about changing things all the time…
00:15:08 with the percussionists, and I felt this connection to the music…
00:15:47 It’s just which way you’re going. I like that the Voxativ is laidback…
00:16:30 itself is made by Desanayak. It is a custom-made line only tube preamp…
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