VIVID AUDIO SPEAKERS

PV1 sub was my first thought. I also was thinking that 2 of them would work best. I have one that I have been using for over a decade now in various systems. The PV1 is fast and clean so it does not change the sound signature of the speakers it is mated with.

I would love to get into vivid giya g1 but I just can't get over the willy Wonka looks. A real shame.

I feel that vivid audio lacks bass. 

I love Vivid and am a huge fan of Lawrence Dickie.  Brilliant and it was a few interviews with him that gave me the confidence to launch my speaker line using composite cabinets.  

The integration of driver and the fiberglass cabinets that they use are extraordinary.  It is always a matter of taste and they tend to not offer deep bass so need to be augmented with subwoofers, but the frequency response they do offer is absolutely brilliant and truly one of the elite speaker companies in the world.  

When looking at Vivid (fiberglass cabinets), there are a small number of products that actually compete with them.  Wilson Benesch Geometry (carbon fiber), Kef Blades and above (fiberglass), Wilson (cast phenolic resin), Marten (cf or fiberglass in certain products), Rockport (unspecified composite), YG and Magic (aluminum), Verdant (My Company - fiberglass and cf in certain products), Kaiser (rubber composite).  There are a couple others but not many others that are produce cabinets that are not mdf/wood.  

These non-traditional cabinets offer superior damping and are really special but are pricey.   

@verdantaudio what do you say about world class speakers like ATC that are regarded as the finest in the world and obviously use regular mdf? 

Why do you think we need more speakers made without mdf when its already been done by the companies youve listed?

Vivid uses a tube on their drivers. Your speakers do not. Neither do the others. Its not as simple as choosing a particular material.  Your designs are nothing more than the usual "boxes with drivers" except you dont use mdf.