without actual quality, reputation, hard work and dedication, you won't get "rich quick" with loudspeakers. That market is very competitive. Why would billionaires buy from losers?
Of course hard work and dedication. What about the law of diminishing returns for the consumer be that for a billionaire or otherwise?@@CountOfWoodlands
I’m noticing trends on high end speakers…. Line arrays; WMTMW; multiple tweeters, mids, and woofer drivers; large and heavy; rear facing mid drivers; unique shapes; high end finishes; inside they have very high end crossovers or no crossovers at all; driven by super amps. McIntosh and Tekton Design have speakers with similar technical designs.
Who ever the buyer, the first denial is to justify the sound quality with the price, my old martin logan mk II drive with old carver and modest old onkyo dac simply satisfy my old ears …😊
You keep telling yourself that old fable- the grapes aren’t sweet anyway! Funny how we never apply it to real estate or cars after all if it drives or has a roof good to go! Can’t beat the old high end bounty hunters 😂
Disagree though, even Japanese has much better than rotting USA and Germany, including Alpine F#1 Status is better than Burmester, B&W, Bang and Olufsen, etc. Then you should live around the world all alone since childhood be a complete multiracial multilingual like me.
Otherwise you're stuck inside your tiny box your entire life never been living around the world all alone since childhood but just same 9 to 5 boring life.
Antonio, I guess you never did listen to these speakers, did you.? 😉🎼 Greetings from an inimini little country called “The Netherlands” ….where they also make very good, Delicate & revealing sounding audio systems.
I have 10k and 12k speakers and they sound different, but do they blow out of the water or sound 12x better than my Elac Uni-fi reference UFR52, no way! :)) I think the name, design, materials used are what inflate the price, but the sound quality improvement is minimal and sometimes is a lateral or backwards move if your current system is not appropriate for ultra expensive speakers. 🤔
Thing is with audio gear, there is law of diminishing returns. Spending boatloads of money on 50k cables, 100k + speakers, 15k DAC, 100k Power Amp etc. will not give you a noticeable sound performance increase. There is a limit to human hearing anyways and the speakers cannot exceed that limitation. 5k gear compared to 20k or 50k can have a significant different but once you start going over 100k it’s just snake oil and nothing more. You gain aesthetics and nothing more. there are speakers such as faber, b&w, KEF that are significantly less say 850k + less, add high quality separate subs and performance will be about the same if not better and even looks better. There is always a sucker born every minute. Capitalism at its ugly best. Even Wilson speakers 100k + 800+ powered speakers can be put to shame a lowly Def Techs top of the line that are also powered for a fraction of the cost. Sure the def techs aesthetically are not even on same level as the Wilsons but performance wise it’s close enough you ask why buy Wilsons for 100k when Def Tech for under 10k can do the same thing.
Price includes two full-time polishing cloth technicians. You'll have to provide a room for them to sleep, but they do bring their own air mattress.
😂😂😂
It feels like some manufactures are using audio gear as a get rich quick scheme with the utterly absurd prices.
Dutch Kharma Audio with very rare Indonesian Wood "Macassar Ebony"
Reaping from insecurities targeting those who needs the most expensive to achieve purchased status... hi end in general.
without actual quality, reputation, hard work and dedication, you won't get "rich quick" with loudspeakers. That market is very competitive. Why would billionaires buy from losers?
Of course hard work and dedication. What about the law of diminishing returns for the consumer be that for a billionaire or otherwise?@@CountOfWoodlands
Billionaires? That's your market? Do you get a free joy ride in one of their space ships ships as an add on no charge? You guys are some thing.else.
Price includes being in debt the rest of your natural life 😂😢
I’m noticing trends on high end speakers…. Line arrays; WMTMW; multiple tweeters, mids, and woofer drivers; large and heavy; rear facing mid drivers; unique shapes; high end finishes; inside they have very high end crossovers or no crossovers at all; driven by super amps. McIntosh and Tekton Design have speakers with similar technical designs.
India 🇮🇳 👍 👍 👍
This would sound awesome with my denon 😂
Who ever the buyer, the first denial is to justify the sound quality with the price, my old martin logan mk II drive with old carver and modest old onkyo dac simply satisfy my old ears …😊
Made in the Netherlands of course
Le prix fait peur 😱
you don't need to spend 960.000 bucks to get real Hi Fi sound... this is absurd
For that Price , what should I do 🤔.
Maybe, a House, a Car and a nice System. Or a AMG GT and a nice System??.
The person who buys these speakers must have a minimum of 100 million dollars in their account.
You keep telling yourself that old fable- the grapes aren’t sweet anyway! Funny how we never apply it to real estate or cars after all if it drives or has a roof good to go! Can’t beat the old high end bounty hunters 😂
Dutch Kharma Audio with very rare Indonesian Wood "Macassar Ebony"
Massacer?
Por mi como si utilizan dalbergia nigra que es la reina de las maderas. Esa gente se le fue la perola
Mmm... and it was a good sound?
Was this recorded off axis ? If so I would imagine the center position would be unbearably bright.
Ultra high-end equipment has to be Made in USA or Made in Germany!
the Kharma speakers are made in The Netherlands :)
With Very Rare Indonesian wood "Macassar Ebony" only grow on Celebes/Sulawesi Indonesia
Disagree though, even Japanese has much better than rotting USA and Germany, including Alpine F#1 Status is better than Burmester, B&W, Bang and Olufsen, etc.
Then you should live around the world all alone since childhood be a complete multiracial multilingual like me.
Otherwise you're stuck inside your tiny box your entire life never been living around the world all alone since childhood but just same 9 to 5 boring life.
Antonio,
I guess you never did listen to these speakers, did you.?
😉🎼
Greetings from an inimini little country called “The Netherlands”
….where they also make very good, Delicate & revealing sounding audio systems.
96k maybe but not 960k
A million bucks is a high papmer price for your ears! LOL
Do they sound 1,000 times better than a $1,000 set?
I have 10k and 12k speakers and they sound different, but do they blow out of the water or sound 12x better than my Elac Uni-fi reference UFR52, no way! :))
I think the name, design, materials used are what inflate the price, but the sound quality improvement is minimal and sometimes is a lateral or backwards move if your current system is not appropriate for ultra expensive speakers. 🤔
With Very Rare Indonesian wood "Macassar Ebony" only grow on Celebes/Sulawesi Indonesia
No
960 times
$ 7.500.000?
US$ 900,000
The speakers are cheaper than the amps, the 4 amps are USD1.4m+
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Nice
Thing is with audio gear, there is law of diminishing returns. Spending boatloads of money on 50k cables, 100k + speakers, 15k DAC, 100k Power Amp etc. will not give you a noticeable sound performance increase. There is a limit to human hearing anyways and the speakers cannot exceed that limitation. 5k gear compared to 20k or 50k can have a significant different but once you start going over 100k it’s just snake oil and nothing more. You gain aesthetics and nothing more. there are speakers such as faber, b&w, KEF that are significantly less say 850k + less, add high quality separate subs and performance will be about the same if not better and even looks better. There is always a sucker born every minute. Capitalism at its ugly best. Even Wilson speakers 100k + 800+ powered speakers can be put to shame a lowly Def Techs top of the line that are also powered for a fraction of the cost. Sure the def techs aesthetically are not even on same level as the Wilsons but performance wise it’s close enough you ask why buy Wilsons for 100k when Def Tech for under 10k can do the same thing.