Stereophile review of the $30,000 tekton speakers
We have had many discussions/arguments over tekton speakers in the past, mainly involving a couple posters who thought their $4000 tektons sounded better than the highest price Wilson’s and other high budget speakers.
In the latest Stereophile magazine, they did a review of the $30,000 tekton’s. In this Steteophile issue, they rate these $30,000 tekton’s as class B. When you look at the other speakers that are in the class B section, you will notice most of these speakers range in price from $5000-$8000. So it looks like you have to spend $30,000 on a pair of tekton’s to equal a pair of $5000 Klipsch Forte IV’s sound quality.
If I compare these $30,000 class B tekton’s, to some of the class A speakers, there are some class A speakers for 1/2 the price (Dutch & Dutch 8C, Goldenear triton reference), or other class A speakers that are cheaper (Magico A5, Kef blade 2).
No, I can’t say I’ve had that experience on the website before and use it extensively. Nor would that be consistent with how the typical software works. It’s possible, if the website is set up such that text is intentionally not searchable by the crawlers for the search engines, but as far as I can tell it does not have that issue. you have made an assertion that the stereophile website has a defective search engine. That is possible, but the only evidence is your assertion. |
@crustycoot , I agree with your comments on DALI EPIKORE-11. I get that no everyone can afford $60K -or 80K up here in Canada-, on a pair of speakers, and that there are eventually diminishing returns. But the EPIKORE-11 blew me away and actually made me feel that they're worth it. |
@audioman58 - are you referring to parts quality, xover design weakness, or both? |
