sonic signiture of accoustic zen satori

Hey, Tim's a friend of mine. What are you rocking about? He likes Mozart.

Owned the Satoris / SS gear / Classical music (mostly) / warm, pleasant, ok. / sold them.

PRAT is what a performer develops with a little bit of talent, good teaching/role models, and lots and lots of practicing.

tried the satoris on my alon ii's. i have to say i didnt care for them.

the midrange was nice, but the extensions ( top and bottom) were a little dull imo.

hope that helps..

mike

I had the Satori's in my system for a long time(system is down currently). I like them a great deal, and a much bigger improvment over Harmonic Pro 11 and Audioquest Gibralter. I ran a double run to my speakers for improved sound. it was airy, clear, detailed, dynamic, uncolored, and had a huge soundstage! I couldn't ask for anything more.
I also used to deal with the Transparant and Nordost stuff. For the money, I don't see how you could go wrong with this steal of a bargain! I wouldn't hessitate to go Satori (or Hologram, depending) again. It's superb IMO> I used it with solid state, and tube pre's and such. Excellent!

I agree with Mike Singer

I was told by an AZ dealer that the Satori are designed to have a flat frequency response. In some systems and rooms, this can sound like the top end is rolled off.Robert Lee can tweak your Satori for a nominal fee to add a rise in the top end to compensate for this "rolled off" effect. I too had this lack of top end extension in my system with the Satori. I recently went with the Double Barrel speaker cables and the top end is very open and extended with no symptom of that Satori "rolled off" effect. Just another example of system synergy with cables(IMHO)