New MOFI speaker (Andrew Jones)

I’ve heard both too at shows and I like both.  The Razz is more like horn-based system—it sounds lively and grabs your attention—but it has its own, to me, minor problems with the bass not sounding integrated with the rest of the range.  Still it is a competitor to the likes of Cornwalls.  The SP 10 sounds more like a good conventional speaker.

I heard the Razz at the Florida audio show....I bought the Heresy IV's..with Audio-gd vacuum pre and Peachtree GaN 400 class D Ganfet amp... Synergy personified....they sound much more musical to me than the more expensive Volti's....and saved lots of $$$....I called the MO-FI distributor and he said the stands for the SP 10 will be ready in January only $299 with the speakers. Sounds good ....I'm on hold till the stands come in.

That's a very decent price for a set of matching speaker stands. I have to see how they're made before I decide. Thanks for posting that.

All the best,
Nonoise

@doyle3433 

I have heard the Razz several times and each time it is a sound I could absolutely live with.  Most recent was at AXPONA last April.  They were aimed with lots of toe in aiming at a spot a few feet in front of the listener.  Huge sound stage floor to ceiling, ultra refined with no harshness or glare, and big sounding bass.  These are a clear cut above the Klipsch heritage because they have virtually no cabinet resonance coloration. These are the ones I plan to own someday.  

I am not sure if it is coincidental that SP10 shares close similarity with Tannoy Eaton in terms of specs.  The faceted baffle, driver design and the resultant distinctive but pleasant sound traits are definitely good deviations.  I think SP10 is a great debut product since he joined MoFi and sweet balance among the three design considerations he often mentions, i.e., bass, size and efficiency.