I always feel better about inexpensive components that offer good or exceptional performance, as opposed to very expensive, luxury components that perform well but may be upstaged or equaled by an reasonably priced substitute. Thus, I really like how you seek out and find exceptional, sanely priced components.
@@hom2fu Indeed Besides, in the short time it was up ... the quite telling response video insisted "litigation" simply meant discussion. Plus "these guys don't know what they're doing, and shouldn't be measuring loudspeakers, ... they should be on a boat somewhere" "I'm losing sales because of this" "Do you know how many awards I've received? Do you know how many patents I have?" "Plus, Wilson Audio is just right down the road" Epic Up there with Charlie Sheen's coke fueled spiral on Dan Patrick's show. Tiger blood.
Morel is telling us what audio SHOULD cost in this age of automated design and manufacturing we are in. I have used their drivers as well and they always punch above their price point and one can expect long term service from their products. I always considered their drivers to be professional quality.
I was at axpina and was blown away with this speaker when they played demo tracks. It wasn't until I played more familiar tracks with less bass that these speakers suddenly played much closer to their price point, so to speak. I would love your thoughts on how a speaker that looks this good on paper would fail to sounds as good/refined as something more expensive.
Learned so much about speaker fundamentals from this channel. Now I get why equalization can be tricky when reflected sound linearity is off vs on axis sound. 😀
In addition to the Klippel description, going forward, Erin needs to qualify in every episode whether feet punctures are integral to the design. Surprised he didn’t test the Morel upside down LOL. Nice review. Indeed very attractive and affordable speakers.
Jeeeez, these look soooooo good and they measure and seemingly sound great. We are about to move and once settled into the new place I am looking to upgrade my 5.1 to a 7.2.2 - these are near the top of my list along with the new SVS, and some KEF options.
Great t-shirt. Thanks for the video following up from the show. No holes in the data, the review or the speakers’ bottom. The review, the hole review and nothing but the review. Rock on Erin!
And, “your reputation for the balance of honest subjective impressions and their relationship to objective measurements at least on a par to those presented by many manufacturers is well deserved, and exactly what this industry needs”
Erin previously u handled the situation very professionally..But please don't lower your standard of professionalism buy giving digs on ongoing reviews..( the feet)I believe your credibility is high..KEEP IT THAT WAY
Respect to Morel for flat frequency response and great dynamic range. Great review Erin! Do you know if they are using raw drivers that are available to the public? Would be interesting to see the Klippel LSI on the woofer if you have time.
Have you seen/heard the Solstice DIY speakers? They use Morel drivers and look very similar. I’m curious how similar these are. Edit: I commented before I watched lol. Now I see that you’re saying they’re 100% different. I wonder which one has the “better” drivers
I am struck by the similarity in the data to the Polk R500 you measured and reviewed. The radiation on that speaker is slightly narrower on the Polk, and the slope down from the bass through the treble is slightly steeper on the Polk as well, so they are slightly warmer. But the general frequency response, dispersion and compression characteristics are remarkably similar. I've got the step-up R600 model from Polk and like them quite a bit.
I just got the R500 to replace some old speakers and I’m so happy with them. I do use a sub with them and hard to beat for the money. I would have liked to go to the 600’s but I’m limited in space, but no problem because I’m digging the sound so much.
Brilliant work on this one Erin. These definitely look like a hell of a bargain, and very amenable to some judicious EQ, and love the light jab at the end. If he who shan’t be named had any self awareness, he’d reach out with a mea culpa - but I’m not holding my breath. Cheers.
Hey Erin, when you are talking about your Amazon affiliate links, remind people that they can click your link and THEN make a bookmark out of that link. That way anytime they click the bookmark to open the site it will automatically be to your affiliate link. This way its automatic and they don't have to actively remember every time they want to shop. That's what I do.
Great speaker review! I noticed that you added more visualizations which really helps to better understand your comments about the speakers. It was really helpful seeing graphics for two-way vs three-speakers and what you meant by on vs off axis positioning of speakers.
How do these compared to the DIY solstice or the SBS ultra tower not the newest one but the slanted tower because I’m seriously thinking about buying a pair of that price, but I’d have to buy them without listening to them first
Well done, Morel. The dynamic range is quite impressive. I'd rather absorb the excess treble energy than EQ it but many people can't put absorption panels in their living rooms.
ERIN!! Please help would you recommend these Morel Avyra 633 or the Revel F206 I can get both for 2K a pair, large room 17x18 open concept to kitchen with 10 ft ceilings for stereo use supplemented with subwoofer. Looking to buy ASAP. Just seen this review today. Thanks for all you do.
I think I’d probably lean toward the Revel for personal reasons. And cheap plug, if you do plan to buy it from Crutchfield, feel free to use my affiliate link here: howl.me/cmcY7TvBCTc
I'm always shocked by how few people,with dedicated listening rooms acoustically treat their rooms. I use a combination of room treatments and Dirac. The Dirac is amazing, but does require a little customizing for a final product.
Same Blows me away. It's the single most impactful least expensive increase in performance available. Address - LF decay times - sidewall energy - loudspeaker area
Great Presentation, covering what "Most" presenters and self proclaimed experts 'Do Not Cover'. The DRIVERS are so TOTALLY CRITICAL to PERFORMANCE of Any Speaker System, as are the Materials of Construction of the DIAPHRAGM. We have become used -to materials and Drivers we trust over the years. In Fact, We believe there should be US Standards Specifications on "Drivers".
Morel lists the frequency response 25 - 20k (+2 db -4 db). This doesn't lineup with your measurements. I guess they were a little generous or I am missing something.
Surprised you liked this speaker as much as you did Erin, that flaring around 3-6 kHz is pretty bad and amounts to an octave-wide bump of 2-3 dB where our hearing is most sensitive. To me, these speakers are broken without EQ and/or acoustic treatment.
Man I don’t think people mention this enough but your reviews are incredibly helpful for amateur designers like myself. Especially since I design custom speakers for specific rooms. Thanks bro! I hope to send you a pair sometime. What causes the extra radiation in that treble region? Is it the baffle and lack of waveguide?
About 18:24 I have to mention that morel is an adult brand that will not blame for something that they already know with them's measurement equipment (because they have equipment and they measure ) and will never steer up because them company's backwall is down close by an hi-end watt-puppy builder. (With of course a bad owner that his name pollutes one of the ancient greek best names.... )
Love how your doing your reviews. No one else is doing this to my knowledge. Your critically listening first and then using very accurate measurements to back up what your hearing. I work on speakers all the time and it's very reassuring to see the issues in the measurements that you heard in the listening session. That way you know what to fix. Amazing work. From the UK, cheers. Matt
I think you do a good job and give both your subjective opinion and then some objective analysis. You're not gushing over everything... which I also like. We should all realize that when designing a speaker there are tradeoffs and if the reviewer doesn't expose some warts or design tradeoffs... then it could be a red flag.
Erin, wonderful review. As far as attenuating that higher HF beaming energy slapping the listening room sidewalls you can place felt or neoprene foam around the tweeter. It would be great for you to do that and then remeasure the loudspeaker, while trying different thicknesses of dampening.
I bought my first Dynaudio drivers for half price back in the day because they had been refurbished with new surrounds. Like new! Awesome! Great video Erin! I appreciate the way you spin in some knowledge and science all the time. No BS zone, ha!!
Fantastic illustration and discussion of the on-axis vs. off-axis tradeoffs that arise, and solutions to be considered, when the speaker has an off-axis "flare" at the bottom the tweeter's range. Bravo!
So great. I've always window shopped Morel drivers but I never really understood the appeal for the high price. The woofers have massive voice coils, but the Xmax didn't seem that great. Wonderful to see some actual independent measurements. Great work as always Erin.
I’m not the sharpest tool in the shed when it comes to tech stuff. I’ve been forced to learn because of my chosen career path as a Musician/ Engineer I Love Music and Equipment and would definitely consider myself a critical listener, but unfortunately my budget doesn’t allow me to purchase the kind of equipment reviewed here. Having said that, I have learned so much from this channel. Presentation is concise and clear I understand all of it. If and when the time comes to drop the hammer I know where all my reference will come from THANK U🎵
If it's a coaxial design then there's no problem. A three way horizontal is also better than a two way horizontal. Matching center is important and you should always get that. The left, right and center are the most important speakers.
f3 is where the spl is down 3dB. f10 is -10dB. Relative to the mean spl. I have a series of videos describing the measurements here: th-cam.com/play/PLnIxFR_ey0b37Ex4KV2mBz-kYB7QLffR1.html
Impressive looking I would like to hear the knuckle test to see how live the box is…also curious if it uses cheap crossover parts…willing to bet uncle Danny could take this speaker to the next level.
Thank you for an excellent review. I always find your analysis with a focus on the Physics. I have a (BS) degree in physics and taught physics for years. It's refreshing to listen to your reviews. I also like you sense of homer. Chuck
I have been curious about that Solstice you brought up. A are the drivers in that kit amply justifying the cost of a single tower kit ? I was a bit sticker shocked by it.
Hi, thanks for all your great reviews not too far into this one you mentioned that the speakers were the same ones you heard at the show I question that might be these are handpick drivers that will have a lower distortion speciations. Any thoughts? Mike
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The no-trough-cabinet-holes-for-feet has become an essential segment in speaker reviews, and rightfully so! Nod nod, wink wink.
I always feel better about inexpensive components that offer good or exceptional performance, as opposed to very expensive, luxury components that perform well but may be upstaged or equaled by an reasonably priced substitute. Thus, I really like how you seek out and find exceptional, sanely priced components.
No through-holes in the feet 🤣 love it.
They never stop giving!
Oh you! 😂
Lmao!
nobody losing sleep and no legal issues
@@hom2fu
Indeed
Besides, in the short time it was up ... the quite telling response video insisted "litigation" simply meant discussion.
Plus "these guys don't know what they're doing, and shouldn't be measuring loudspeakers, ... they should be on a boat somewhere"
"I'm losing sales because of this"
"Do you know how many awards I've received?
Do you know how many patents I have?"
"Plus, Wilson Audio is just right down the road"
Epic
Up there with Charlie Sheen's coke fueled spiral on Dan Patrick's show. Tiger blood.
Awesome review! Thanks Erin. And also to Morel for sending them in for a review 😎
You bet!
I bought my first Morel drivers back in the 1970's when I couldn't afford Dynaudio and was just as impressed then!
Did you ever buy a Dynaudio since then?
Perfect balanced and transparent review. Wasn't expecting total perfection for that price. Still seems like a great buy.
Morel is telling us what audio SHOULD cost in this age of automated design and manufacturing we are in. I have used their drivers as well and they always punch above their price point and one can expect long term service from their products. I always considered their drivers to be professional quality.
Lol.. I immediately thought of the
Solstice
I wonder how they compare
I was at axpina and was blown away with this speaker when they played demo tracks. It wasn't until I played more familiar tracks with less bass that these speakers suddenly played much closer to their price point, so to speak. I would love your thoughts on how a speaker that looks this good on paper would fail to sounds as good/refined as something more expensive.
Would be cool to see how these stack up against the Revel F36 and Revel F206.
Learned so much about speaker fundamentals from this channel. Now I get why equalization can be tricky when reflected sound linearity is off vs on axis sound. 😀
Holy crap that measurement though! 😳. Great looks and value is nuts!
In addition to the Klippel description, going forward, Erin needs to qualify in every episode whether feet punctures are integral to the design. Surprised he didn’t test the Morel upside down LOL. Nice review. Indeed very attractive and affordable speakers.
Again with the feet 😂 hahahaha
Sonic BOOM 💥💥💥!
Jeeeez, these look soooooo good and they measure and seemingly sound great. We are about to move and once settled into the new place I am looking to upgrade my 5.1 to a 7.2.2 - these are near the top of my list along with the new SVS, and some KEF options.
They're certainly good-looking and I was shocked when Erin mentioned their price considering they were made by Morel.
Great t-shirt. Thanks for the video following up from the show. No holes in the data, the review or the speakers’ bottom. The review, the hole review and nothing but the review. Rock on Erin!
Holy moly, that’s a great reply!
Giving Erin the (likely prototype) speakers right out of the showroom is very cool.
It almost screams "we have nothing to hide"!
And, “your reputation for the balance of honest subjective impressions and their relationship to objective measurements at least on a par to those presented by many manufacturers is well deserved, and exactly what this industry needs”
Erin previously u handled the situation very professionally..But please don't lower your standard of professionalism buy giving digs on ongoing reviews..( the feet)I believe your credibility is high..KEEP IT THAT WAY
Eh, I was just making light of the extremely stressful situation. I didn't plan to make it a permanent thing.
Respect to Morel for flat frequency response and great dynamic range. Great review Erin! Do you know if they are using raw drivers that are available to the public? Would be interesting to see the Klippel LSI on the woofer if you have time.
@18:20 had me ☠🤣. Sonic-BOOM
Just watched that! He got me there too! 😂😂😂
just shows you how much the big names rip you off if these had a brand name on them they would be around 5K
Have you seen/heard the Solstice DIY speakers? They use Morel drivers and look very similar. I’m curious how similar these are.
Edit: I commented before I watched lol. Now I see that you’re saying they’re 100% different. I wonder which one has the “better” drivers
Where can you buy them?
Hi Erin. Do you prefer These speakers or Wharfedale Linton 85?
I am struck by the similarity in the data to the Polk R500 you measured and reviewed. The radiation on that speaker is slightly narrower on the Polk, and the slope down from the bass through the treble is slightly steeper on the Polk as well, so they are slightly warmer. But the general frequency response, dispersion and compression characteristics are remarkably similar. I've got the step-up R600 model from Polk and like them quite a bit.
I just got the R500 to replace some old speakers and I’m so happy with them. I do use a sub with them and hard to beat for the money. I would have liked to go to the 600’s but I’m limited in space, but no problem because I’m digging the sound so much.
Brilliant work on this one Erin. These definitely look like a hell of a bargain, and very amenable to some judicious EQ, and love the light jab at the end. If he who shan’t be named had any self awareness, he’d reach out with a mea culpa - but I’m not holding my breath.
Cheers.
I have Morel Elates in my BRZ! Bought used so I got a killer deal back in 2012. Love them!
Thanks for this great review, Erin, but how does the avyra 633 compare in sound quality to the arendal 1723 monitors you reviewed earlier
Hey Erin, when you are talking about your Amazon affiliate links, remind people that they can click your link and THEN make a bookmark out of that link. That way anytime they click the bookmark to open the site it will automatically be to your affiliate link. This way its automatic and they don't have to actively remember every time they want to shop. That's what I do.
Great speaker review! I noticed that you added more visualizations which really helps to better understand your comments about the speakers. It was really helpful seeing graphics for two-way vs three-speakers and what you meant by on vs off axis positioning of speakers.
How do these compared to the DIY solstice or the SBS ultra tower not the newest one but the slanted tower because I’m seriously thinking about buying a pair of that price, but I’d have to buy them without listening to them first
When are you going to review the SVS Ultra Evolution Pinnacles?
Erin, great review! I had a chance to listen to the Morel's at AXPONA. Cool Muscle Shoals T-shirt 💯
Well done, Morel. The dynamic range is quite impressive. I'd rather absorb the excess treble energy than EQ it but many people can't put absorption panels in their living rooms.
*Choose not to. That includes partners lol
@@RennieAshReal life requires trade offs.
Heyo Erin, thanks for the Review. Do you plan to review the other Speaker series by Morel as well? Particulary the Sopran 934?
No immediate plans, but I would be interested to if they offer to send me their other speakers.
I'm liking them in white or black.
Morel have produced loadspeakers for a long time. In my earlier days in hifi, maybe in the 80th they sell speakers here in Sweden. Good work Erin!
Vet du om och vart man kan köpa Morel i Sverige idag?
@@Arthax83 Never sounds good in my ears.
I am still saving up for a pair of Moabs with the Be tweeter.
Drivers are from a country worth boycotting.
Why the drivers look a lot like Dynaudio?
There’s a long, interesting history there. They’re not the same drivers or manufactured in the same place.
How long does NFS take to make an on axis measurement?
ERIN!! Please help would you recommend these Morel Avyra 633 or the Revel F206 I can get both for 2K a pair, large room 17x18 open concept to kitchen with 10 ft ceilings for stereo use supplemented with subwoofer. Looking to buy ASAP. Just seen this review today. Thanks for all you do.
I think I’d probably lean toward the Revel for personal reasons. And cheap plug, if you do plan to buy it from Crutchfield, feel free to use my affiliate link here:
howl.me/cmcY7TvBCTc
I'm always shocked by how few people,with dedicated listening rooms acoustically treat their rooms.
I use a combination of room treatments and Dirac. The Dirac is amazing, but does require a little customizing for a final product.
Same
Blows me away. It's the single most impactful least expensive increase in performance available.
Address
- LF decay times
- sidewall energy
- loudspeaker area
I love Morel. Their design ethos and execution is amazing.
Tshirts ideas, "Got Feet" or "Feet holes Filled"
Great Presentation, covering what "Most" presenters and self proclaimed experts 'Do Not Cover'. The DRIVERS are so TOTALLY CRITICAL to PERFORMANCE of Any Speaker System, as are the Materials of Construction of the DIAPHRAGM. We have become used -to materials and Drivers we trust over the years. In Fact, We believe there should be US Standards Specifications on "Drivers".
Starting at 18:22 +-, ZING!
Hi Erin, do you have a Buchardt A10 review coming soon? Thanks Rory
I thought I did... I need to check on that.
Morel lists the frequency response 25 - 20k (+2 db -4 db). This doesn't lineup with your measurements. I guess they were a little generous or I am missing something.
Mordaunt-Shorts please!
Surprised you liked this speaker as much as you did Erin, that flaring around 3-6 kHz is pretty bad and amounts to an octave-wide bump of 2-3 dB where our hearing is most sensitive. To me, these speakers are broken without EQ and/or acoustic treatment.
Man I don’t think people mention this enough but your reviews are incredibly helpful for amateur designers like myself. Especially since I design custom speakers for specific rooms. Thanks bro! I hope to send you a pair sometime. What causes the extra radiation in that treble region? Is it the baffle and lack of waveguide?
About 18:24 I have to mention that morel is an adult brand that will not blame for something that they already know with them's measurement equipment (because they have equipment and they measure ) and will never steer up because them company's backwall is down close by an hi-end watt-puppy builder. (With of course a bad owner that his name pollutes one of the ancient greek best names.... )
Love how your doing your reviews. No one else is doing this to my knowledge. Your critically listening first and then using very accurate measurements to back up what your hearing. I work on speakers all the time and it's very reassuring to see the issues in the measurements that you heard in the listening session. That way you know what to fix.
Amazing work. From the UK, cheers. Matt
Thanks for the lead "Muscle Shoals: Small town, BIG sound" was unknown to me. Please keep the source material updated for fresh tracks!
they are also making speakers forever. but their marketing is too bad.
My understanding is they quit making home speakers themselves for a while and recently started back up. In between it was just kit speakers.
I have a home cinema system of Morel since 2005 (Applause system). A great brand 👌
I think you do a good job and give both your subjective opinion and then some objective analysis.
You're not gushing over everything... which I also like.
We should all realize that when designing a speaker there are tradeoffs and if the reviewer doesn't expose some warts or design tradeoffs... then it could be a red flag.
Erin, wonderful review. As far as attenuating that higher HF beaming energy slapping the listening room sidewalls you can place felt or neoprene foam around the tweeter. It would be great for you to do that and then remeasure the loudspeaker, while trying different thicknesses of dampening.
Erin, the new Atlantic Technology 8600is are out. Would love for you to review them since you’re on a roll with new speaker releases!!
I bought my first Dynaudio drivers for half price back in the day because they had been refurbished with new surrounds. Like new! Awesome! Great video Erin! I appreciate the way you spin in some knowledge and science all the time. No BS zone, ha!!
Looks like a great value! I wonder how they would compare to the SVS Prime Towers. I vaguely remember you considering reviewing a pair of those?
Excellent review. It is so refreshing to see Morel make a good quality floor stander that doesn't cost as much as a used car. Well done!
Amazing performance for the price ... So impressed with the dynamic range. Thanks Morel and Erin for this review.
Nice, thanks Erin. If they used a waveguide to match the directivity of the tweeter to the woofer better, it'd almost be a knockout.
Fantastic illustration and discussion of the on-axis vs. off-axis tradeoffs that arise, and solutions to be considered, when the speaker has an off-axis "flare" at the bottom the tweeter's range. Bravo!
I had my Morel in my car. Then I made diy with sb a. Ringr,tweeter 2 y ago. I bought them from a show car. He had 4 in each door. Nice video and ty
So great. I've always window shopped Morel drivers but I never really understood the appeal for the high price. The woofers have massive voice coils, but the Xmax didn't seem that great. Wonderful to see some actual independent measurements. Great work as always Erin.
👍nice review, as always. surprised they were fairly linear. I recall an older three-way from Morel not doing nearly as well. These are a nice bargain!
LOL @ 18:25
If I had a place for these and didn’t just buy some Ascend Acoustics LX I would seriously consider them.
Some drivers from other makers have small voice coils and a large center dustcap to be deceiving.
I had a pair of 8" two ways (not sure if it was a kit) Sounded quite good, slightly bright i guess but mids were nice . Liked them for a while
アルゴリズム
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@@ErinsAudioCorner Yes... algorithm in Japanese... Domo Arigato.
Very thorough explanation/review. Thanks.
Gotta watch out for those through-holes. They'll take your head off, man.
I’m very interested in these. I have a pair of Morel 448 tweeters in my speakers.
These speakers look excellent. Ask Morel to send their Avyra Center!
I hate those pesky through holes for the Footers that can ruin a perfect sounding speaker
morel drivers are what image speakers use down here in nz, pretty cool to see them making their own after all these years.
Vifa morel cdt seas and Utopia are legendary comp speakers in car audio
I am interested in the 622 model. Will hear them on Friday.
no through holes into the cabinet for speaker feet? i'll pass 🤣
I see every speaker review now has to specify if the feet are required to be screwed in or not.
I’m not the sharpest tool in the shed when it comes to tech stuff.
I’ve been forced to learn because of my chosen career path as a Musician/ Engineer
I Love Music and Equipment and would definitely consider myself a critical listener, but unfortunately my budget doesn’t allow me to purchase the kind of equipment reviewed here.
Having said that,
I have learned so much from this channel.
Presentation is concise and clear
I understand all of it.
If and when the time comes to drop the hammer I know where all my reference will come from
THANK U🎵
I appreciate that!
Is mtm configuration bad in horizonal setting? Like their midrange or are there alright?
I usually advise to avoid horizontal MTM.
@@ErinsAudioCorner Okay, how important is matching center? Also sorry about above I meant their center channel not midrange xF
If it's a coaxial design then there's no problem. A three way horizontal is also better than a two way horizontal. Matching center is important and you should always get that. The left, right and center are the most important speakers.
My Morel car tweeters are definitely a little bright (Virtus series)
EQ tips are gold, thanks!
How can it be 2-1/2, it’ a threeway!
What do the "F" numbers mean? i.e. F3, F10. Sometimes or maybe more often, the multiple charts are a bit confusing.
f3 is where the spl is down 3dB. f10 is -10dB. Relative to the mean spl. I have a series of videos describing the measurements here: th-cam.com/play/PLnIxFR_ey0b37Ex4KV2mBz-kYB7QLffR1.html
Impressive looking I would like to hear the knuckle test to see how live the box is…also curious if it uses cheap crossover parts…willing to bet uncle Danny could take this speaker to the next level.
Was thinking very similarly, though it may be at an additional cost of $750 - $1150 to “really take them to the next level”. 🤔
@@GoggleAX the response is nice so i imagine a couple sheets of no-rez and better crossover parts quality…but not quantity
I’m sending mine immediately to Danny of GR Research to up grade my crossover to the max and add NoRes. I’m not even going to listen to them.😂
Thank you for an excellent review. I always find your analysis with a focus on the Physics. I have a (BS) degree in physics and taught physics for years. It's refreshing to listen to your reviews. I also like you sense of homer. Chuck
I’m an engineer. Which is a step down from mathematician. Which is a step down from physics major. So, thanks for the kind words. It means a lot. 😎
Nice review Erin. I've always been a fan of Morel
I have been curious about that Solstice you brought up. A are the drivers in that kit amply justifying the cost of a single tower kit ? I was a bit sticker shocked by it.
Look up the price of the speaker components individually. With the solstice kit, you get a lot for what you pay for.
Hi, thanks for all your great reviews not too far into this one you mentioned that the speakers were the same ones you heard at the show I question that might be these are handpick drivers that will have a lower distortion speciations.
Any thoughts?
Mike
I doubt that’s the case.
You're the man, Erin! Liked, sub'ed and made a comment. Let's go..
Let’s gooooo!!!
This or Wharfedale Aura 2? :)
Great review! Thanks for sharing.
looks like a dynaudio tweeter
erin can you do an "introduction to speakers" type video for beginners?
See if this helps.
Understanding the Measurements
th-cam.com/play/PLnIxFR_ey0b37Ex4KV2mBz-kYB7QLffR1.html