AUDIOVECTOR SPEAKERS

Audiovector's engineers still strictly follow the 12 basic rules laid down 40 years ago, and when they can use Titanium for the cone, carbon steel for the frame, rubber for the more complex ribs. , more durable, the driver uses carbon fiber happy wheels glass, using computers to perform complex problems in optimizing sound quality.

Audivector R3 and R6 arrete´s are on my list to audition in the near future even tho Ive heard rumors that they need to be cranked up with volume to play at their best cos of their AMT tweeters. I normally lsiten to low volumes 80% of my time.

I auditioned a lot of speakers: Persona, B&W, Wilson, and others when I found Audiovector.    I was actually introduced to it after listening to the Wilson bookshelf!

I spent a long time that day Listening to the Audiovector R1 arrete and just as I was leaving I asked about the R3 that was next to it.  Over a many more visits as well as listening to other speakers I simply fell in love with the R3 arrete.  I have a pair at home now that I've had for almost 6 months and they simply outstanding!

For me the AMT is what set AV apart from everyone else.  I prefer the R3 to even the Wilson speakers.