Salk Audio Sound
I've had a pair of Salk Veracity monitors (now called the Veracity HT-1, I believe) in my den system for years. They've given me hours of enjoyment, and I would categorize their sound as rather neutral, which is ideal for the varied type of listening I do. Mine are in cinnamon burl, which Jim swore he would never work with again, due to the difficulty in working with the veneer. |
Hi mpomerantz
Ol' dawg here with small cube of a room. I've had sealed Salk Veracitys for several years now. They were build "sealed" per request of my friend using a different mid/woofer to gain a tad more detail, my preference. When they came to me, I went to work "taming" the somewhat "dry-hi-fi sound" by using Marigo resonance products (see details on my other posts.) I addressed the cabinet inside and out, the drivers..spider, cone and tweeter frame. I also hardwired the mid/woofer from crossover and cold-pressed the contacts on the RAAL tweeter. The results have been glorious. The monitors sit on IsoAcoustics ISO-L8Rs atop Paradigm Ultracube 10 v.2 subwoofers, fast and tuneful. The result of all of this is a system that pretty much can do it all with any genre, a must for me, big or small. The Salks have the dynamic ability beyond small Harbeths to slam rock or full roar Mahler. But in those personal late night moments when the Sweetspot Siren flashes some thigh, the intimate stuff is brilliant with the RAALs working their magic. I have friends with great large systems, including Tannoys and modern big horn JBLs, but I'm always happy to come home. Also, the Salks have been rock solid with zero problems. I have had a few conversations with Jim Salk with questions and he is responsive and understanding, a gentleman who holds a great reputation within the industry. More Peace, Pinthrift |
