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Audio Physic speakers

Has anyone had any experience with the Audio Physic Tempo plus speakers? My dealer who is thinking about becoming a dealer. Because I have a good relationship with my dealer he allowed me to take them.home for a weekend. OMG  as compared to my Revel F208s the imaging, clarity, detail and soundstage blew me away. My F208s couldn't even hold a candle to them I know price isn't everything the Revel's are 5k ,and  the Audio Physic are 6.5k plus they are a smaller profile and footprint.
Happy Listening
Mark
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shadorne
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Audio Physic image exceptionally well - the narrow baffle really does an impressive disappearing act! They don’t hang together as well at higher volumes compared to many others but imaging is what they excel at!
markum01 OP
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IDK about that I achieved hiher
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shadorne
Sorry about my response that made no sense my phone froze and unfroze I accidentally hit the send when it unfroze and then it shut down. Anyway what I meant to say was they definitely played louder with better clarity and a wider soundstage than my Revel's. 
Mark
photomax
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I heard AudioPhysic speakers the other week. Very impressive. I am surprised they are not more popular in the US?
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maplegrovemusic
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Audio Physic speakers are excellent . Lived with a pair for a few months . The $5500 Tempo Vl .They are Lively , dynamic, the bass they do is top notch . The craziest imaging and soundstage I have ever heard . All instruments are so discernable from each other . They are the narrowest speakers I have seen . Similar to Spendor which I only heard at RMAF for a few minutes . Easy load to drive . It is a brand that stands out in a crowd and worth hearing . All in my opinion .
jdal
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I have a pair. See my post below about Bache Audio Tribeca speakers. If you’re in Long Island you can listen to both speakers at my place. That said, while I think the Tempos are fun speakers, the Tribeca’s absolutely smoke them.

photomax
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The Tempos look similar to the design style of the Regas, like the RS7s.

I wonder how they sound in larger rooms?
jdal
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 My room is 13x21. Soundstage is great, but bass is lacking. I was considering moving up to the Midex or Codex but went with something else. 
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twoleftears
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When did Joachim Gerhard leave (or get booted out of) Audio Physic?  Rather like Serblin with Sonus Faber, I never thought AP were ever quite the same.
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georgehifi
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Most of the older flagship models I've heard are image/sound staging and depth kings.

Cheers George
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audiojan
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I have a pair of AP Avanti III and despite their size, they image extremely well. They can play louder than I could possibly want as well.

my buddy has a pair of Virgo II, and if you ever want to hear a speaker completely disappear, there’s no better 
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