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miziq 08-08-2014 09:37 AM

Sonus faber Olympica I speakers
 
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Sonus faber Olympica I speakers 40+ nice black and white picture set. Review is coming up...

Mono and Stereo High-End Audio Magazine: Sonus faber Olympica I speakers arrived

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jazzvinsky 08-08-2014 02:16 PM

I personally think they are the best looking SF bookshelf : simplicity and fluidity

brb 08-08-2014 06:03 PM

Would be interesting to hear your take on the difference between the I's and the S1.

jazzvinsky 08-08-2014 07:13 PM

never heard the olympica 1 but the magic S1 with solution : the sound was nearly perfect : very fast, great soundstage, beautiful vocals, clear and accurate. Perhaps lacks warm

Spinpsycho 08-18-2015 11:29 PM

One of my favorite bookshelf speakers. The sound is near perfect!! Its balance, accurate, excellent soundstage and beautiful to look at!! I could listen to the Olympica 1 for hours and hours...Their that good!!

lordemsworth 08-19-2015 10:46 AM

I think they look fantastic! They sound great, too. But I found that I preferred the 805 Diamonds. For some reason, the B&Ws were better able to convey emotion (which used to be a Sonus Faber hallmark).

mglima 08-07-2016 07:06 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by lordemsworth (Post 721256)
I think they look fantastic! They sound great, too. But I found that I preferred the 805 Diamonds. For some reason, the B&Ws were better able to convey emotion (which used to be a Sonus Faber hallmark).

I just sold 805 Diamond and bought Olympica II. I found SF more balanced and less midrange. But I put much more money and got medium gain (except for little more bass and a 3 way looks). 805 Diamond are a special speaker for me.. (Had for almost 5 years).

fercho1970 07-23-2017 09:27 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by mglima (Post 796599)
I just sold 805 Diamond and bought Olympica II. I found SF more balanced and less midrange. But I put much more money and got medium gain (except for little more bass and a 3 way looks). 805 Diamond are a special speaker for me.. (Had for almost 5 years).



I also moved from B&W to SF , series 600 to Olympica II. I am so happy!!, SF sounds great!!! The sound is deep and three dimensional now.

thyname 10-12-2017 07:54 AM

Can someone help me get started with crossover points on Olympica I?

I use a pair of these and dual PSA s1500 in a stereo 2.2 system.

Just bought a preamp (Parasound Halo p5) that does active crossovers for both subs and mains.

What is the recommended crossover settings on Olympica I? I know they can go as low as 50 Hz, but they typically roll over higher than that. Anyone has a graph?

Thanks!

thyname 10-13-2017 08:59 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by thyname (Post 871611)
Can someone help me get started with crossover points on Olympica I?

I use a pair of these and dual PSA s1500 in a stereo 2.2 system.

Just bought a preamp (Parasound Halo p5) that does active crossovers for both subs and mains.

What is the recommended crossover settings on Olympica I? I know they can go as low as 50 Hz, but they typically roll over higher than that. Anyone has a graph?

Thanks!

Nobody owns Olympica I here?


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