New Joseph Audio Pulsar Graphene 2

prof,

On my Thiels it's a big, rich, dense sound, satisfying in it's own way. There is what I'd call a "generalized organic tone" to everything.

However, that same track played on the Joseph Perspective2s had a timbral aliveness, variety and vividness the Thiels can't seem to match.The exact tonal difference of the muted trumpets appearing, the wood/metal sound of the saxes, the guitar, are so timbrally distinct and vivid it's sort of like beholding a timbral display of fireworks.

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IMO.Listening to other such speakers feels like listening in black and white in timbral terms - the Josephs more like listening "in color."



Yes.

For me it's also a bit like LED v OLED.
Neither are strictly accurate but one has that extra touch of heightened reality, which renders the comparison a no-contest.

I’d say more like 1st Gen. LCD vs. last Gen. OLED. 
There’s a guy who auditioned them recently and said he wouldn’t buy them because the dealer won’t come down on the price. He must now have not liked them enough. Not liking the Perspective2 is like not liking Amish butter on top of freshly baked sourdough bread. Interesting. 

Not liking the Perspective2 is like not liking Amish butter on top of freshly baked sourdough bread.

Funny enough, I just came immediately from watching a youtube "foodporn" fine dining video with someone eating bread/butter just like that and I was salivating watching it!  (Can you imagine giving up carbs/bread, as some people do?)


Anyway, I'll likely upgrade my Perspectives to the Amish butter version...er...Graphene coating version....when I can :-)

Guys,

Read the seas white paper on the graphene mid woofer.  They make it pretty clear it is an oxidation retardant.

They also make it clear they have made significant improvements to the motor.

erik,
Yeah, we went through that in this thread :-)