Rave.
I own these and they're special, they don't sound like you're listening to electronics, very natural, fluid, coherent, clean, musical, emotional, rich. Once you've lived with them for a while there's no way back to other speakers.
Their value is incredible, they beat the new Virgo 3's in almost all aspects: musically, tonally, dynamics, coherentness, etc. Soundstage of the Virgo is deeper.
Besides sound quality, their design and build quality (layered wood) are special too.
They work well with relativly cheap amplifiers, but deserve the best you can afford. I use them with Plinius and Gaincard (together $13000). I've just ordered JM Reynaud's "ultra-high-end" speakers: Odyssee, but I think I'm keeping the Evo's too, he makes products you can fall in love with, acoustic masterpieces.
Btw. they require very long break-in, the woofer needs time for dynamics and detail, the tweeter sounds too bright when new. Don't be put off by a bad demo, you'll miss something special...
I own these and they're special, they don't sound like you're listening to electronics, very natural, fluid, coherent, clean, musical, emotional, rich. Once you've lived with them for a while there's no way back to other speakers.
Their value is incredible, they beat the new Virgo 3's in almost all aspects: musically, tonally, dynamics, coherentness, etc. Soundstage of the Virgo is deeper.
Besides sound quality, their design and build quality (layered wood) are special too.
They work well with relativly cheap amplifiers, but deserve the best you can afford. I use them with Plinius and Gaincard (together $13000). I've just ordered JM Reynaud's "ultra-high-end" speakers: Odyssee, but I think I'm keeping the Evo's too, he makes products you can fall in love with, acoustic masterpieces.
Btw. they require very long break-in, the woofer needs time for dynamics and detail, the tweeter sounds too bright when new. Don't be put off by a bad demo, you'll miss something special...