Tekton Double Impacts

The cost of return shipping is well worth the price of being able to evaluate in home risk free. With some stores if you return speakers they will only provide you with store credit where you are limited to the brands they carry and there could be a restocking fee.  

+1 @bullitt5094  @evolvist @james_w514   This is very similar to what other direct to end user speaker manufacturers are doing. So Tekton isn't the only one.

With my recent Pass amp purchases, I have to pick up shipping and insurance both ways and it's only a 14 day trial. For the 30.8 that was around $200 for a very short trial...realistically only about 5 days at full on performance, post run-in guidelines. 

Tekton's offer is far superior. 60 days is generous. 30 days is the norm.

 And there are no restocking fees, which some are starting to add...and which I understand and agree with since there is a very real added cost at the manufacturer's end.

For those into numbers....even if one factors in a very generous 10% return rate as a general speaker return rate, the up front real cost of the risk is around $30 for taking that chance.  I'm being very simplistic here. (Factor in some other variables, and it drops even further).

It really is a no-brainer of a deal. I'd take it for just the learning opportunity.

If anyone has the chance to try DI's, Ulfs or Mini Ulfs with a Naim Supernait 2 or 250DR feedback would be appreciated. 

James, I think there's one Ulf owner and no mini Ulf owners, as of 08-11-2017. I could be wrong, though. But maybe those folks have Naim gear. 

I have the Ulfs, but no Naim gear. Just BHK monoblocks and BHK preamp with Yggdrasil dac.