Tidal Speakers owners

I read theaudiobeat review, Focalfan, and came away with a completely different conclusion. Mr. Mickelson seemed to love the speaker, giving it a rave review. Perhaps, as English is clearly not your first language, something got lost in the translation?

"if iwant to buy this speakers, after reading the review, idon't. it is not a good review and mr. mickelson "dances" around with words and words, but not the point.
never heard of "audiobeat"???"

The lady doth protest too much, methinks.

Focalfan, "However, as audiophiles well know, perception and sonic reality are often unrelated, and the Sunrays definitely excel at the latter. I doubt that a potential buyer lost in the music that pours forth will hesitate because of what's beneath the gleaming surface of the Sunrays." "There were truly special qualities to the Sunray's treble and midrange, at least for those of us who value a natural, unhyped portrayal with lavish detail."

I think Bostonbean is right. Perhaps you are biased for some reason.

Lucky for US market, the LPX is included for the price when buying sunray.

Hi Ojdeteos,
Yes, its a little obscure how the reviewer puts it ;) but my understanding is..

"Tidal is unusual in that it manufactures electronics as well as speakers. Perhaps for this reason, the Sunray can be configured a number of ways, including with its active external crossover and extra channels of amplification."
< Can be configured as you wish--basic, passive bi-amp (internal crossover), OR active bi-amp utilizing Tidal's LPX (external crossover) plus additional amp/s--but of which I believe is available separately at extra cost.

"The crossover isn't necessary for using the speakers, but it comes with them nonetheless."
< I think its the internal passive crossover that the reviewer made mention of here, and that it could be by-passed when driven in basic full range mode w/single stereo or mono amps.