[Danny Richie]

I talked to Gary about this today and a new power supply sample is on the way.

[freerider]

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[ricardojoa]

Hi there,
i was curious if these speaker needs to be listened from the front? For example, do they make sound from 90 off axis? Not that i would sit at 90 off axis, but i dont normally listening music at one sweet spot, i rather walk around the room doing other things.

[nickd]

You can walk around the room and listen to the Super V

The Super V puts the Concert in the room. To get the 3D "audiophile" imaging however the sweetspot is the place to be. I crank mine all day on Saturdays with Pandora playing from my Sonos going through a PS Audio DAC / Pre and a big PBN EB1 solid state amp providing the juice. 

the entire house is alive with sound when I'm doing chores and whatnot. When a favorite song comes on I'll take a break, park on in the listening seat and back off the volume a notch or 10

A loudspeaker you can live with on a quiet night listening to candle lit Classical or shake the windows with AC/DC. They really sing with female vocal

[ricardojoa]

You can walk around the room and listen to the Super V

The Super V puts the Concert in the room. To get the 3D "audiophile" imaging however the sweetspot is the place to be. I crank mine all day on Saturdays with Pandora playing from my Sonos going through a PS Audio DAC / Pre and a big PBN EB1 solid state amp providing the juice. 

the entire house is alive with sound when I'm doing chores and whatnot. When a favorite song comes on I'll take a break, park on in the listening seat and back off the volume a notch or 10

A loudspeaker you can live with on a quiet night listening to candle lit Classical or shake the windows with AC/DC. They really sing with female vocal

Thanks nickd,
did you build your own or had someone built for you? Any recommendation on who actually build these?

[LarryB]

Speakers that sound okay outside of the sweet spot have a wide and even dispersion (i.e., even power spectrum). In fact, a number of designers (Earl Geddes and Andrew Jones, to name two) believe that speakers with such properties sound better in the sweet spot than do speakers with uneven power spectra. 

All else being equal (which it never is   ), coaxial speakers may have an advantage in this regard.

Larry 

[freerider]

Are there any Super Vs in the Seattle, WA or Lake Forest, CA region?