Accessment of the Tekton OB SIGMA

I bought a pair of them about 3 years ago. Very nice speakers and absolutely great at their price point. They were initially set up in my 2 channel stereo system (main system) but were replaced by Wilson's last summer. They are now set up & enjoyed daily in our home theater. They have a very easy load & are currently driven by Valvet SE monoblocks. When in the main system I drove them with a 50 WPC class A amp. Everything that is stated on their site in regard to sound quality is accurate.   

Thanks boxer12 for the most complete and sussinct reply I've ever received... When you get one like yours - it's amazing!

BTW: Tekton has lowered the price significantly (from $3000 to about $1800) which makes it a Real Deal (according to you)...

Thanks again! Be Well - Best Wishes. And

You're welcome insearchofprat

just picked up a used pair. had thiel cs2s, the ob sigmas sound great, only been in my system for a couple hours, lots of unforced detail, vocal realism and yes, the soundstaging is excellent. i had magnepan 1.7 for years and am accustomed to excellent sound. the tektons fit right in. 

i’m thinking that these speakers are very close to new-as in not fully broken in. the first day had me wondering, they had a “transistor radio” edge that was somewhat prominent- some minor position tweaking and a day and a half of steady music, and what seemed like an am radio now sounds much more like a near electrostatic level of crisply articulated detail. no trapped back wave bouncing around inside a box to disturb the subtle stuff that is so valuable! i’m also getting more low end. these very low mass cones are free to do their thing. 4’ from the back wall, 7’ apart, listening from a bout 8’ away, medium toe in. 

6 months in, i was kinda bored,  so i put the thiel cs2 back in place of the ob sigmas. after half an hour, the tektons went back in, this time with no toe-in. i’m definitely hooked. 

Hey jnovac,
Try a slight (about 10 degree) toe in. I think you'll be pleased.