NSMT Speakers?

"We make the best loudspeakers". Says so right there on the page.

The Chorus has a sensitivity of 96 dB, bass extension to 35 Hz, and an internal volume of about 1/2 cubic feet.

The gap between a truly high-end company like NSMT, who makes the best loudspeakers, and a hack like myself, is truly astounding:

I have built speakers that are roughly ten times the size (and ten times the cost) of the NSMT Chorus, and mine do not match the combination of sensitivity and bass extension that the amazing little Chorus offers.

Now I'm embarrassed to even write this... the thought crossed my mind that perhaps NSMT is measuring with a different yardstick than the one I'm using. But then I remembered that they make the best loudspeakers, and I don't, so who am I to question them?

;^)

Duke
(yes, I really am a speaker manufacturer)

"Nothing you have seen and nothing you have heard prepares you for The Chorus audiophile on wall loudspeaker."

Quote from website.

If they said it on their website, it must be true, right?

They used to simply be NSM Speakers. I owned the 10S. Terrific speakers, sealed boxes. They were also a sister company to Role Audio. They began in Florida but moved to where they are now. It's been a while (7 years) since I owned the 10S. I also had the opportunity to talk to the owner on the phone. He was a pleasant, helpful individual.

Not to jump on anybody's bandwagon here, but they were showing their model 100M at the show here in Atlanta last weekend. I found them to be quite an enjoyable speaker, certainly not something that I would totally discount if I were in the market for loudspeakers. The designer(forgot his name) was also quite knowledgable and friendly. The pitch "best loudspeakers" might be a stretch but they were better than a number of other speakers (costing a lot more money)that I listened to that day. Again not trying to sway anyone, just my two cents. And I have no affiliation with this speaker manufacturer.