+ Whatever it is, for Lou at Daedalus. His speakers are hand made furniture and sound pretty good too. My Da-Ramas are over 10 years old and ain't going nowhere.
My son has a pair of Fritz speakers too, another very helpful company.
What's your favorite boutique speaker maker
Seeing a few discussions recently about Fritz made me curious about what other artisan speaker shops are out there.
I'll cast my vote for Louis at Omega Speakers in CT. His high efficiency full range Alnico drivers, impeccable craftsmanship and very reasonable prices make a compelling option. I've had some very nice speakers over the years but these put a smile on my face like no others could. My search is over.
No affiliation with him, here's a link to the ones he built for me the beginning of this year.
https://www.instagram.com/p/B7RE-f7JiW6/
I'll cast my vote for Louis at Omega Speakers in CT. His high efficiency full range Alnico drivers, impeccable craftsmanship and very reasonable prices make a compelling option. I've had some very nice speakers over the years but these put a smile on my face like no others could. My search is over.
No affiliation with him, here's a link to the ones he built for me the beginning of this year.
https://www.instagram.com/p/B7RE-f7JiW6/
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Ophidian Audio UK .Micro-monitors.Minimos (ver1).Interesting engineering approach .The soundscale these put out given its dimensions http://www.ophidian.co.uk/ is unique. ( No affiliations) |
I used to own Chapman T-7 speakers. Chapman Audio is still in business and he is a speaker genius. I wish I could afford them now. Things have gotten more expensive and probably better over the years. Used to be my reference when I was in the audio cable business along with Coda electronics. Den old days. |
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