A star is born.... Stereophile review of the Vimberg Mino

Well if the purchaser doesn’t have good ears they should be perfectly fine with a $150.00 Bose speakers and safe a bundle of money.  In my humble opinion, most of you, who buy new equipment in general, don't have good ears.  Think abut it, how many excellent sounding speakers or audio equipment is out there which over the years appreciates in value and most of you agreed on the sound quality and it's performance. Not many....So, what makes you sure that if you walk into a store and like the sound of speaker after only couple hours or less of listening to it, will continue to impress you for a long time to come. Well, guess again, the chances are that less than a year or so later, you'll be looking at another set of speakers. at another shop or audio show. The bottom line is that you'll never know for sure, how long your new speakers/system will satisfy your ears until you spend some time with them in you own listening room - granted you have train ears/brain and healthy hearing. 

Vimberg is A high value product but it is not a Tidal, particularly when compared to the latter’s current product line.

I would encourage those interested in the Mino or Tonda D to listen to the Tidal Piano G2.  The Vimberg Amea is interesting as Tidal does not offer a stand mounted 2 way in its current line-up.

Is it just a coincidence that whenever you pick up a new product line it becomes the new best thing since sliced bread? I notice you're not a JBL Synthesis dealer, so of course you don't mention the Everest DD67000. That speaker offers far better dynamics and scale to the sound then two 8 inch drivers ever could.
I noticed that Vimberg is actually a subsiddary of Tidal. Indeed, the speakers look almost like Tidal, just a step down. As if Tidal offered smaller versions of their big speakers for half price.