Ø Audio anyone?

@kennyc Like you I listened to that room twice at Axpona 2025. I was intent on buying speakers and considered these. The asking price was $23,500 and I felt this was overpriced compared to some of the competition. They sounded good and had good bass but I ended up buying new Legacy Focus SE for almost half the price. Never regretted that purchase. I had a good talk with one of the sales people, the guy carrying around the stupid hand axe. It shocked me he called the Boulder amps crap and said they were always running out of power. This actually was a surprise for me especially considering he borrowed the amps from someone else and they weren’t even his. I’ll be at Axpona again in April and I imagine their new distributers or dealers will be showing them. 

@starman1962   Well, where are your thoughts?  It’s 7 months since you stated you would receive them and post your thoughts.  Saddle up.

Looks like a screwed up Phi...

(Must be the effect of lutefisk, elk hoof w/salt, etc Norwagenian delicacies..)

Ø Audio is about as bad of a name for a speaker company as one could come up with. The little Norwegian “Ø” might look stylish, but in practical terms, it can get lost in translation or in online searches. I do think it’s a shame when a good product misses out on attention simply because its name isn’t straightforward to type or pronounce.

If they ever decided to rebrand, something simpler like Norway Fidelity or even a simpler stylized spelling of “Ø”

7 months??........Into a deep deep thoughtless void, the star has fallen....it may never be found again..

@starman1962 Well, where are your thoughts? It’s 7 months since you stated you would receive them and post your thoughts. Saddle up.

I also guess that this speaker company doesn't care too much about their English-speaking potential customers, as we don't have that letter on our keyboards and can't even look up the company's website. 

@larsman 

Ø I do!

Both my iPhone and fire tablet have it. Just hold your finger on the 'O' and it comes up in one of the choices.

Any company that uses shock value to sell or market a HEA product is best avoided!