the speakers sound interesting but some questions aren't answered.
the speakers are described as acting like a very tall line source. a 40 inch (model 3) or 60 inch (model 2) ribbon doesn't go anywhere near from floor to ceiling. you don't say anything about horizontal and vertical dispersion. tilting the speakers back looks like compensating for limited ribbon length and very little vertical dispersion. could be the model 3 can only be listened to sitting down because of vertical beaming. and how can four woofers in one row about a foot away from the ribbon be called a line source? the distance between them creates an acoustic timing anomaly that produces comb filter frequency response. someone asked about that, no reply. how about doppler distortion associated with such long excursions? funny that the photos show no binding posts or crossovers.
i guess the proof will be in the listening. is the center channel an available option?
the speakers are described as acting like a very tall line source. a 40 inch (model 3) or 60 inch (model 2) ribbon doesn't go anywhere near from floor to ceiling. you don't say anything about horizontal and vertical dispersion. tilting the speakers back looks like compensating for limited ribbon length and very little vertical dispersion. could be the model 3 can only be listened to sitting down because of vertical beaming. and how can four woofers in one row about a foot away from the ribbon be called a line source? the distance between them creates an acoustic timing anomaly that produces comb filter frequency response. someone asked about that, no reply. how about doppler distortion associated with such long excursions? funny that the photos show no binding posts or crossovers.
i guess the proof will be in the listening. is the center channel an available option?