Well, the sound is anything but small. You pay for an acoustical instrument made of very expensive solid wood and a tuning that is way above the the endless conga line of bland, boring and bright-sounding speakers currently marching into audio shops. Regardless of speaker element size.
If element size is your prime concern, please look elswhere.
If you like high end but not king size, Micropure KOTARO is the only way to go.
The speaker stands needs to be taken extra care of so that they are both stable and resonance free. The speakers will not perfom optimal if dampended on the bottom part. Cabling is also sensitive and stay away from cheapo solutions.
The sensitivity is a bit low but the load do not seem to be a problem even for my Almarro A205MkII. Rather suprisingly. That was tested in a small room of 40 square meters.
Use an amazing Pass Labs X150.5 and you will never look back.
Try to listen to it and check for yourself!
If element size is your prime concern, please look elswhere.
If you like high end but not king size, Micropure KOTARO is the only way to go.
The speaker stands needs to be taken extra care of so that they are both stable and resonance free. The speakers will not perfom optimal if dampended on the bottom part. Cabling is also sensitive and stay away from cheapo solutions.
The sensitivity is a bit low but the load do not seem to be a problem even for my Almarro A205MkII. Rather suprisingly. That was tested in a small room of 40 square meters.
Use an amazing Pass Labs X150.5 and you will never look back.
Try to listen to it and check for yourself!