facebook.com/profile.php?id=61550895641570 Right now, this is the best way to get some information and follow...Glenn, the builder, is a very talented man - I've been collaborating on some stuff with him and my guess is a webpage will soon follow.
Nice. I Have been interested in Omni-Polar speakers for quite a Bit. But it seems with my set amps I have been unable to find them that can work and be priced in my range. So then I find these. And Im down the road in Hamilton lol. Now Ive got a Brand I can’t wait to place an order with. Next year might be the year. Do you guys or would do a wood veneer if asked? Anyway glad you guys are doing it different than the mainstream. Love This.
It is possible to look into a wood finish. The corners are rounded on this design, making veneer a bit harder to do. You are always welcome to come listen to a pair, right here - at the Vintage Vibe!
Hi, the prices of Schmidt Audio Speakers really vary pending the model. The Ubiquitous V2.2 start at about $3500 USD or $4800 Canadian for a pair; Whereas the "Mini-Ubi's" are about $1635 USD - or $2199 Canadian. Schmidt now offers Transmission line speakers, speaker Isolation, & (now) it's first self powered subwoofer, the "10 Bel-low"... You can find out more at www.schmidtaudio.ca
No, that's one I have not yet. I am actually hoping I'll come across a pair so that I can. I've always thought they looked really cool. My concern with omnipolar type designs has mostly been with the lack of focus. I find that they usually sound really cool (different) at first because of the soundstage; However, I grow to miss the more directional (obviously not natural) sound that box speakers make. The Schmidt Audio omnipolar, v.1, does a good job with creating focus. The v.2 speaker (white ones in the video) really take that focus to another level. I've really enjoyed listening to them.
Do you have a link to Schmidt Audio? I’m having a hard time trying to find them
facebook.com/profile.php?id=61550895641570
Right now, this is the best way to get some information and follow...Glenn, the builder, is a very talented man - I've been collaborating on some stuff with him and my guess is a webpage will soon follow.
They now have a website: www.schmidtaudio.ca
@@1JGP1 thank you
Nice. I Have been interested in Omni-Polar speakers for quite a Bit. But it seems with my set amps I have been unable to find them that can work and be priced in my range. So then I find these. And Im down the road in Hamilton lol. Now Ive got a Brand I can’t wait to place an order with. Next year might be the year. Do you guys or would do a wood veneer if asked? Anyway glad you guys are doing it different than the mainstream. Love This.
It is possible to look into a wood finish. The corners are rounded on this design, making veneer a bit harder to do. You are always welcome to come listen to a pair, right here - at the Vintage Vibe!
I like these. I had Duevel in the past and loved them. What prices are we talking about?
Hi, the prices of Schmidt Audio Speakers really vary pending the model. The Ubiquitous V2.2 start at about $3500 USD or $4800 Canadian for a pair; Whereas the "Mini-Ubi's" are about $1635 USD - or $2199 Canadian. Schmidt now offers Transmission line speakers, speaker Isolation, & (now) it's first self powered subwoofer, the "10 Bel-low"... You can find out more at www.schmidtaudio.ca
Omi Polar - have you ever tried ohm walsh speakers?
No, that's one I have not yet. I am actually hoping I'll come across a pair so that I can. I've always thought they looked really cool. My concern with omnipolar type designs has mostly been with the lack of focus. I find that they usually sound really cool (different) at first because of the soundstage; However, I grow to miss the more directional (obviously not natural) sound that box speakers make. The Schmidt Audio omnipolar, v.1, does a good job with creating focus. The v.2 speaker (white ones in the video) really take that focus to another level. I've really enjoyed listening to them.