Relatively small speaker with a "big" performance: Role Audio Starship SE model


My review on the Role Audio Starship SE speaker just went up on the Stereo Times website. If you are looking for a floor-stander that's relative small, but delivers reference level bass extension, the disappearing act of a two monitor, beautiful timbres because of using all natural fiber based drivers, and quad transmission line technology, take a look at the review for the details on this excellent speaker.  
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douglas_schroeder wrote: My reference level bass extension for a floor standing speaker is at 25Hz +/-3dB, or better.

It's interesting how such standards can vary so widely.  :)

I ask the same question about reference.

Right now, I am listening to a pair of Tyler Acoustics MM5X's built as a floor stander with 26 dbl in the bass from an 8 ohm, 88 sensitivity rating.

Good tonality, decay, dynamics, and they seem to disappear in my room with my setup (CJ preamp and CJ tube amp). 

This is from a guy who also has a pair of Thiel CS 5's and used to own Maggie 3.6s.

And I do not mean to offend anybody and have not heard the Role Audio Starship SE.   :)