Phantom 108dB I

Devialet Phantom, designer overpriced bass boosted, and actually very good sounding speaker system. Not sure about using them like this, did it sound good?

I was totally disappointed… That coming from someone who has a full fledge high end Bowers Wilkins audiophile speaker setup… I have been following Devialet since their start to date and know their products well and wanted to see if the phantom would fit as casual listening in living area… but was re

With DSP speakers it is not just physics. A pair of Devialet Phantoms with the I 108db going down to 14Hz and the smaller II 98db down to 17 Hz they will match floor standing speakers with two 8" or 10" drivers in frequency response and loudness. Whether you like them might be a different issue. Cab

Loaded canon, 21 guns. Bluetooth is great for keyboard and mouse, acceptable for in the car or on the daily commute but not for best audio sound. Bluetooth is included in some very high end speakers £15-20k and owners cast over Bluetooth to them and are very happy with the results. These speakers op

I got to hear the Devialet Phantom Ultimate 108db at a rich people shopping mall in Berlin (Literally only Brands like Rolex, Louis Vuitton, Chanel, Gucci ect.). They were okay, nothing that really blew me out of the water. They really are only something that you buy to fit the style of your home, b

Beosound products do not have clear user space fitting. There is a crossover between design, sound performance, purpose and cost. There are some features that may matter and over rule other considerations. All have Mozart as a platform. Balance have the deeper bass and are 360 degree speakers. Beoso

The Dynaudio Confidence 20A were the standout winner for me. It was the rare moment in the show that I was stuck to my seat. I'd tell myself "I gotta get moving and see more rooms" but the sound and experience kept me stuck there for a while. For uniqueness the winner goes to Devialet Phantom. Super

If the JBL 100s are already too big for your new space and you are a bass head / don‘t want to miss the depth you are used to with the monsters that are the 4345s, you need to a) pair with sub(s) that are more easily tucked away in your space or b) consider active smaller speakers like Devialet Phan

For primary music then stereo speakers are going to be the most rewarding. For use with a TV latency is critical. Many excellent speakers convert all sources to digital, apply room correction DSP and have terrible lip synch and work arounds are not seamless. Also they don't upscale to adding a sub o

For overall sound quality either the Bang & Olufsen Beosound Level or Beosound Balance. But if you really want bass then a Devialet Phantom