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?

They’re absolutely worth the investment. Yes, they’re expensive but in this case, you truly get what you pay for. A couple of months ago, I purchased two Devialet Phantom Ultimate 108 dB speakers, and the performance has been phenomenal. The bass is incredibly deep and controlled, and the overall cl

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

In some movies with a good 6 channel I do have the effect of bullets missing my ears and smashing the plaster on the wall behind me and the arm chair vibrating. I don't have ceiling speakers and the Beolab 17 stands could be a little higher (Beolab 8 stands are too high) so the sound hits the centre

Alors la phantom II 95 sonnera sûrement mieux que la Marshall ( juste peut être penser à augmenter les basses de la phantom II 95 sur genre +3 c’est ce que je faisais avant de passer au model phantom I ) mais si ça te coûte Même 1 mois de salaire pourquoi il te demanderai ça..? C’est à toi de voir T

Yes they are worth it, and yes either Devialet sounds significantly better than Marshall (I actually dislike Marshall). The two Devialet speakers are also significantly different from each other. (source: I worked in premium HT at Best Buy Magnolia for years and have listened to both devices). The D

Hi, I'll give you my personal experience in an apartment. I used to have a Devialet Phantom II 95 dB, and frankly, it was enough for me. But I wanted a bit more power and scale, so I switched to a Devialet Phantom I 105 dB. Yes, it's more powerful, but in an apartment, I can't go above 60% volume… s

Under $1k: B&O Beolit 20 2. Under $3k: B&O Beosound A5 3. Under $5k: Devialet Phantom Ultimate 108 dB + Tree stand 4. No limit: B&O Beolab 90 with Beoremote Halo

They are serious speakers. Genelec even more so than Devialet. But the point is, both use fairly cutting-edge technology to achieve serious levels of performance that are unmatched at their price point. Good luck finding anything for $4K that offers what the Phantom Ultimate does. Keep in mind: not

It used to be possible to go to a couple of stores and heard most of the equipment on my short list, but not in the combination I had in mind as one store did not sell both speakers or have both set up to compare. Now, if they have them to sell they can't be set up or have to order in from another s