Audiokinesis Speakers

I demoed them in-home last year - fabulous in every respect. The size was just too imposing for the room according to my wife so my Totem Hawks are still in place.

Russell,
Thanks for the website:-)

bigger totems

such as it is, here it is:

http://www.audiokinesis.com/

I guess Duke is too busy to keep it current.

Does Duke have a website, and if so what is it?
Thanks,

I was at the RMAF show also. The Jazz Modules are great. He was using Atma-sphere amp and pre amp. It was the best I heard Atma-sphere. Realistic energy but yet smooth. I agree with slowhand the cabinets are beautiful. I visited the room 3 times and every time it was busy. Have known and purchased several pieces of gear from Duke for about 6 years. He truly is one of the best.

Are you kidding? The speakers are winners every show! Dukes room is on most everyones short list to visit . It is always standing room only.

Hi Tim,

I heard Duke's speakers at the 2007 RMAF in Denver. I was very impressed with both model's. It was some of the best sound I heard at the show. If I was not so happy with my Gallo Reference 2 speakers, I would be jumping on a pair of the Jazz Modules at $4500 a pair. The Dream Maker sounded wonderful too, but was a little steep for me at $9000 a pair. The cabinets were beautiful. I highly recommend both of these speakers for having a very natural sound. You are right about Duke being a great guy. He went out of his way to demo the speakers for me.

While I have not heard Dukes work I do know a bit about the design and parts used, hes offering alot of value for the cost outlayed. My friends a dealer for totem so I hear all models. Sure Dukes would be the better sounding loudspeaker design. Plus you get to purchase from 1 of the good guys in audio and that should be taken into consideration. Wonder if he set up for in home demos wouldnt hurt to ask him.