There is nobody better in the business or nobody who deserves his success more than Adrian. He's been at this for over 20 years and he still looks like a kid who opened up the gift he wanted on Christmas morning. I could not be happier for him.
Someone commented below about how they could not be happier for Adrian with his obvious enthusiasm. I agree completely! You would think he wouldn't have time for the "smaller" clients but he always answers emails and always entertains audio discussions. I wish you guys continued success.
I heard these speakers at Overture AV in Delaware and the speakers had been on for 3 days for the break-in process. Even though they were not broken in at that time, they sounded phenomenal. Wish I could afford a pair… truly amazing.
Thank you Adrian for sharing this with us. Very proud of your accomplishments in the world of fine audio. Hoping to get a chance to visit with you one day. Greg
Haven’t watched the whole thing but I like the grading and lighting here. But wow nice speakers. Thanks fir the vid. Can’t wait to watch it in its entirety later.
I like that analogy between car performance and speakers ... Sonus Faber = Joy and Experience ( Ferrari - Built for feeling and performance at high levels ) Wilson Audio = Precision and hyper-Accuracy ( Mclaren - engineered and shaped to execute specific function ) Wonderful insight and information regarding these. Kudos on the journey!! Passion is definitely wonderful!
Those car analogies are used in many branches by salesmen (was 18years a salesman and 16 years of it for Porsche and Mercedes myself…) but unfortunately oftentimes things aren’t so easily comparable with car brands and these apparently striking analogies doesn’t fit.
@@bikemike1118 - What does fit ( in your opinion ) ...becaue they fit just fine for me ..and there is no objective " fit " to speak of .. just your opinon versus mine ... so this is not an argument. Please ... Tell us what you think is a good fit as an anology in your opinion.
@@Psyphonyx_Life as you are already too fixated of your own opinion it doesn’t make any sense to invest any more effort into this topic. Never mind…have a nice weekend.
@@bikemike1118 Never attempt to change a subjective opinion when its not important. Whatever would be your reason?.. Manipulation? Control? ...to gain a feeling of influence or winning? Indeed.. entirely pointless effort on your part.
I sure will do you know of any BestBuy that has the TOTL for the mass public just like me as I'm a Nillionaire. if Klipscch speakers company can make a good entry-level then maybe I wouldn't look at top-of-the-line. Then at times I don't understand when that one song comes over the AM band on a $10 radio. That song was pure Goosebumps. just imagine that Adrian could sing or play a musical instrument. 20 years ago we both agreed that's why we got into the audio business
@@BootJamesOut You can buy some Made In USA vintage Klipsch online for a few dollars. I agree. The Heritage Klipsch made in USA are now for the wealthy when in the 1970s they were easily affordable. Globalisation has shifted manufacturing overseas and manufacturers are using the pretext of locally made to hike prices. It is blatant greed. Paul Klipsch would be livid because he marketed for the masses. Bless his good soul.
❤️👌🌹🥰😍I am so happy for audio excellence fantastic staff great people very enthusiastic about the same things that I am makes me happy Adrian is the best and so is Vilhilip I hope I’m pronouncing his name right LOL🙏🙏🙏👍👍👍
We will experiment with the diff amps but Sonus faber generally pairs really well with McIntosh and the speakers take advantage of the bi-amping of the 901s.
As a guy I can't help wondering where are the women audiophiles .There are many fine female musicians so why not . I could list some but what do you all think .
I think more often than not women in general like to keep things more on the surface, don’t want to dig so deep into a subject …especially when there is technics and gear associated. Plus most women these days cannot sit still to listen to music and do nothing else …they constantly need to check their various social media accounts for attention…LOL
@@bikemike1118 I must be an anomaly. I can sit and listen to my system (analog and digital) for many hours. I’m like a big kid in a very expensive candy store every time I walk into Quintessence Audio. I just love it!
@@bikemike1118 "I think more often than not women in general like to keep things more on the surface, don’t want to dig so deep into a subject... Plus most women these days cannot sit still to listen to music and do nothing else". - congratulations on answering the OP's question, though not in the way may think.
Showcasing speakers virtually NO ONE (except the silly money gang) can bring is a bit puzzling. Yes, it's nice your store allows us mere mortals a chance at experiencing the no holds bar of acoustal engineering, but so what. Is it really of any consequence????
I can kinda justify a $250k exotic rare car... All those one off parts and the R&D going to it... however a loudspeaker has 5% of a vehicles parts, 5% of the R&D of a Toyota Corolla... $250K for any loudspeaker is just stupid.. No loudspeaker is actually worth more than $10-15K ... Ever.. Pay more = getting hosed
250k is just a sick, fantasy price … it has all to do with so called product placement. One company builds a big speaker and prices it really high …also for potential customers to build the impression „this must be „REALLY“ amazing. So other companies jump aboard with their own higher end products to not loose out and also want to make the impression that their speaker plays in a similar range …and so the carousel goes on. This very same speaker with the same sonic quality 15 years ago was about 30 k ….and that was already a lot of money (and still is).
"$250K for any loudspeaker is just stupid.. No loudspeaker is actually worth more than $10-15K " - you've missed the point of why these speakers exist.
