The big Gensis are back, but what about Arion?

I immediately bookmarked these when I first learned of them a couple weeks ago, and I don’t do that a lot.  The three best systems I’ve ever heard involved Nola, Genesis, and Pipedream speakers, all of which were tall, line-array designs. If these speakers deliver a similar-type performance I think they’re a huge bargain.  Might have a tough time passing the WAF test tho, ehem. 

@erik_squires 

It's all good. I feel very fortunate and never take for granted that I get to design and manufacture audio equipment and contribute to our industry. Life is good. 

Erik, Our technology lends itself very well to an in-wall application.

@arion 

I figured, forgive me for trolling you. 🤣

BTW, Dynamiclinearity, nice to see you at the Capital Audiofest show.

Erik, Our technology lends itself very well to an in-wall application. We are currently having discussions about adding that option to our lineup. We have tried it and it works really well.  As "they" say "watch this space".

Whichever you choose, Linestage speakers rule, as long as you have the space to let them breathe .Some of the best I heard at Axpona were linestages.  They beat some of the megabuck speakers I heard.

Honestly what I think the bomb would be Arion in-wall speakers.  Zero floor space line sources. 

Genesis tribute speakers ? It’s the Prime I’m after, then you’ve the Arnie Nudell look with an Orchestra back up ! Just imagine 1200 lbs Per side, with a system total 24 x 12” woofers. So I need a bigger room again, its my dream ! Lol

I wish I had the room and oh yeah, the money!

I know the Arion speakers well. They are a stunning achievement. Find another Heil type driver combo that can go down to 125 Hz and are efficient. They sound great and are incredibly adjustable for both balance and room. This is the type of product that deserves much more attention than it gets.

I guess I have a use for my Infinity RS1B woofer towers now. 

I think the Tributes are worth it because the side panels evoke a 1970s basement apartment feel to them. Pure class.

Eliminating the bass towers is a very significant change. Other updates aside, can it really even be considered the same speaker system? I don't think so.