Interesting.....

Hahahahaha.. Bro, Pc Work..
Finally, you got the antidote for your poison eh..

So, how many hours you slept these few days?

I think you will have long listening sessions everyday with the new Primo.
By the way, Benchmark DAC is great stuff but it is a bit pricey compared to CA.

Oh man.. I cant wait..
No matter what, please dont forget about me...

Apa tunggu lagi?
Come come.. let's join us all lot...

I can sense that you are scratching your itchy hands now...
As of now, I have seen a few here waiting for the right time to grab the Toy.
Well, the Toy is very suitable for small rooms and the slanted face of the speakers make them easier to find the matching stands.
And they do not actually requires a giant amplifier to drive them.

For sure the AA Primo is way better than the old NAD.
They are in different standards.

I will not hesitate to listen to the AA Primo one more time..

I would like to suggest to list out the models according to the different generation in the first page of this Sonus faber thread.
It will be even better to include some photos of the models..

Hopefully, some of us here can help to gather the info...

Yah.. The box shape is quite similar.
The Toy doesn't have off-center tweeter.
Who here has bought a pair of Toy?

Too bad that they dont keep it in their website.
Really wish that they can archive all the products in a webpage.


This post has been edited by car_o_scope: Jul 20 2009, 10:47 AM

Once a while, there will be good deals in the market.

I was surprised to see the price of the Toy speakers as well.

Yes. Better help those potential TOY speakers buyers to get a good price.
We need to welcome more new Sf owners...

Yes indeed..
I am not sure what happened coz the price that I saw at the show for the TOY had a huge difference compared to two months back.

Now, it seems there will be a good deal for those who are aiming the TOY.

I have not heard of the Cremona M or Auditor M before but I really like the design of the speakers and also the stands.

Now, the Cremona series is way beyond my reach.
At the moment, I just aim to try to make the best out of my SfCD.

The way you describe it makes my urge to try the Cremona to be even more...

People like me will certainly feel curious on how well the Cremona Auditor M can sing.
Got money, sure will kena poison easier...
Got no money, then will not get poison so fast...

Tried to reposition my SfCD again yesterday so that the distances between the driver-to-floor, drive-to-side wall and driver-to-rear wall are different.
Not much difference in what I could hear though.
Maybe my ears are not that sensitive after all.. hahahaha...

Errr.. 9k is way too expensive for Concertino Domus, I am afraid.

As discussed previously, the Domus line is actually being split into 2 model line-ups - Toy and Liuto.
They are not extinct yet but the Domus is already discontinued.
Still can get the new units of Concerto and Grand Piano.

In China, VW are their police cars....

Anyway, yes.. Sonus faber TOY is more expensive than last time.
Since many of those who aimed at TOY already knew that the price has shot up, they should really grab a pair if they are being offered the old price.

Another option.. hunt for a used pair of the older generations of Sf.
Sometimes there are good bargains once a while...

This post has been edited by car_o_scope: Aug 5 2009, 01:58 PM

Not so good news for those Toy would-be buyers.
I am very relieved that I have bought myself a pair of SfCD.

Hey guys... just to share a bit of non-technical related thing here... hope you dont mind.

I am sure some of you guys here have come across a British magazine called HiFi Choice.
I was browsing through the issue 322 which they reviewed the latest Sf Liuto monitor speakers with the original stands.
When I look closely at those photos, I was surprised to see the reviewer had fixed the stands wrongly to the speakers.
Not just 1 photo. They got 2 photos. And both wrong.

http://www.techradar.com/reviews/audio-vis...o-603205/review

On the other hand, the owner's manual has photos of the Liuto with the stands correctly mounted.

http://www.sonusfaber.com/docs/products/monitor.pdf

How come the reviewer in the magazine got it wrong? haiyoh......
Hope the Liuto owners out there will get the speakers mounted correctly.