Tidal Sunray vs Gryphon Trident

Luthcol, thank you for comment. We have one in Moscow and I'm going to get it for audition at home.
Rtn1, I understand your position. I also mean forest AND trees.
And I'm sure that everyone is looking for the same: as close to real as possible.
What I mean is that listening from 1st row and from 10th is very big difference. Most of recording made from microphones which are placed near the instruments, so the real accurate reproduction must bring you very close to orchestra. And if not, than this is coloration.
It is my opinion, but who knows the truth?

Murataltuev,
I would very much like to hear your thoughts on the Kaiser speakers after you audition them. Tidal are the other speakers I am most interested in. I would like to hear what you think are the strong and weak points of each speaker.

Murataltuev, I would also like to know your thoughts on the Kaiser. Looking at it, I'm not sure how it made your list. It isn't full-range, and rear-facing woofers are a challenge. Anyway, maybe something about it will click...

My list is what is available in Moscow for audition at home.
Do you mean that KK has limited bass range?

Rnt1,

it is interesting that you think the Kawero is not fullrange, that means it lacks base.
I think you have never heard the Kawero nor are you familiar with the design rationale behind. Why do you come to that conclusion?.

Concerning rear firing woofers in the base. Please consider that at the low frequencies even front radiating speaker like your Avalon are omnidirectional. So there is not to much difference is it? There are other reasons why the Kawero has the rear firing units.

Please check also this review:
http://www.positive-feedback.com/Issue51/kawero.htm

The Kawero is also available with 3 different woofer sensitivities depending on the clients room acoustic parameters like reverberation time and bass ratio.

Best regards

Rainer Weber

Technical Director
Kaiser Acoustics