Yes, and they will always take an extra few hundred dollars off the refund because of dust on the bottom of the cabinet!
Tekton Design's new THE PERFECT SET equals "goosebumps time"
Just got in house for review for hometheaterreview.com Tekton Design’s new, The Perfect SET, which is close to 100dB efficient and never dips below 8 ohms, which Eric built to be used with SET "flea watt" amplifiers. It is a front ported design using a 12 inch woofer and his patented array of small transducers that function as a midrange driver with a single tweeter in the middle. I set them up in a system with a great 2A3 SET amplifier and found them so superlative I did not stop listening for over five hours! Taking about "goosebump time" the music was so beautiful that
I lost track of time.
These speakers have all the virtues of the other Tekton speakers, speed, utter transparency/micro-details, great soundstaging, and that special "aliveness" that I experience when I listen to my Ulf’s. What really amazed me was what the Perfect SET was delivering on the bottom end frequencies, subterrainian/taut powerful bass, that was shaking the room, all coming from at most 2.5 to 3 watts.
If you love SET amplifiers this speaker is a match made in heaven, and remember this pair just arrived and is not totally burnt in yet.
I lost track of time.
These speakers have all the virtues of the other Tekton speakers, speed, utter transparency/micro-details, great soundstaging, and that special "aliveness" that I experience when I listen to my Ulf’s. What really amazed me was what the Perfect SET was delivering on the bottom end frequencies, subterrainian/taut powerful bass, that was shaking the room, all coming from at most 2.5 to 3 watts.
If you love SET amplifiers this speaker is a match made in heaven, and remember this pair just arrived and is not totally burnt in yet.
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I just read that patent. Looks to me like the guy is attempting to patent pretty much every variety of speaker that's ever been imagined except for horns. What an ego-stoking heap of word salad. I know you can say pretty much anything you want in a patent, but that is so loosely worded and illustrated that it could be construed to mean pretty much anything. I doubt it would withstand any level of legal scrutiny if it were challenged. If that represents the skill of Eric's "retained legal counsel", I don't think anybody has anything to worry about. This is the patent for Supersymmetry feedback. It's concise, well written, and clearly defines the subject to be protected with illustrations that cannot be broadly interpreted. https://patents.google.com/patent/US5376899A/en |
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