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1KW 11-06-2009 06:18 PM

Sonus Faber Amati anniversario
 
Seems like this speaker is overshadowed by the SF strads and the lower priced Elipsa. Any owners of the Elipsa bother comparing these two speakers? What made you decide on the Elipsa over the Amati's ?
http://www.hifi-notes.com/sonusfaber...brikage-nl.htm


http://www.audioconcept.ro/img/big/a...rsario_big.jpg

jdandy 11-06-2009 06:30 PM

David.......Thinking about an upgrade to the Cremona's? There is a nice pair on Agon right now, right in your backyard, New York. They could be in your sound system tomorrow. :D

1KW 11-06-2009 06:34 PM

I'm kind of curious why nobody on AA has a pair ? From the reviews I have read no overt negatives . It is supposed to reproduce bass down to 24 hz, and be very efficient.

two dot 11-06-2009 06:51 PM

David,

Your tactics are working...

The workshop photos alone make me want to sell everything and go...



All In ... with SF!!!!

two dot 11-06-2009 07:07 PM

The AMATI's are absolutely beautiful!!!

Wish they were closer... HINT... HINT....

Still-One 11-06-2009 08:01 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jdandy (Post 46379)
David.......Thinking about an upgrade to the Cremona's? There is a nice pair on Agon right now, right in your backyard, New York. They could be in your sound system tomorrow. :D

The Amati Annversario's are not in the Cremona line rather in the Homage line. They weigh 40kg per pair more, use larger woofers, and specs say go to 24hz rather than 40hz. Also, the cost about double.

PHC1 11-06-2009 08:30 PM

I've heard them once. Nice speakers, obviously more potent down low than the SF GM's but I'd hunt down a pair of Strads though before I'd settle for the Amati's. :yes: The Strads are even more majestic in their presentation and have a slightly more richer tone overall which can be very addicting in the right system. The comparison to the Amati vs Elipsa is sort of a darker lager vs a lighter beer. :yes:

Still-One 11-06-2009 08:41 PM

I think comparing the Amati and Strad's would have a similar result of comparing the Cremona M's to the Elipsa's. The Strads and Elipsa's would be present a larger and more musical soundstage but some would prefer the slightly "faster" sound of more traditional speaker.

PHC1 11-06-2009 08:47 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Stillone (Post 46407)
I think comparing the Amati and Strad's would have a similar result of comparing the Cremona M's to the Elipsa's. The Strads and Elipsa's would be present a larger and more musical soundstage but some would prefer the slightly "faster" sound of more traditional speaker.

Krell and Sonus Faber hits the sweet balance point. :yes: The SF speakers manage to tame the cool and crisp tonal balance of Krell and really thrive on the bottom end control and slam of Krell. Every time I drop by my dealer's place and sit down to listen to Krell/Elipsa, I say to myself, I can live with that combo if I ever had to take a step down from Lamm/Wilson combo.

TommyC 11-06-2009 11:25 PM

I did consider the Amati Annirversario when I purchase the GM. The only reason I didn't go for the Amati is because it is too big for our living room.


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