Phantom 108dB I

Devialet phantom Gold/108. Gold was the old name. The 108 denotes 108 decibel sound pressure level each one can achieve....and you can link over 20 together. Bonkers

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

Very different user cases. Devialet Phantoms ii 98db or the new Ultimate versions are full active speakers needing nothing else. From a TV they provide a fibre optic input and are great stereo solution and with the latest DOS 3 operating system the streaming services are built in again (where remove

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

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

Sonus Faber Sonetto V 35-40KHz to Beolab 28 27-23KHz. I notice when the Beolab 28 kick in to when they are not included with the other speakers at 31-23KHz. But some have complained about "too" much bass. Visitors prefer Devialet Phantoms 108db for looks and the 14 Hertz bass kick. Big price differe

Kef LS50 wireless, so first generation. LS50 II wireless made big improvements as well as the new software being better. Adding a sub-woofer might get the balance you feel is missing. LS50 II wireless have a range of 45-28kHz and so lack bass but are similar to and better other speakers that are und

Good luck getting the same frequency response or the same power with "regular hi-fi" on the same budget as a pair of Devialet speakers. A pair of Phantom Gold will set you back about £6000 euros, deliver 2x4500 watts and deliver insane sound quality from infra/sub level up to crystal clear "air" (14

I tried the Devialet Phantom, and yeah, it’s gorgeous but mostly a showpiece....it pushes loudness and bass but not neutrality.

T’es en appartement ? Je suis en appartement et j’ose pas monter ma Devialet phantom I 105db silver a plus de 55%.. je reste dans des zone a 50% alors que j’aimerai le monter a genre 70% 🤷‍♂️ si ce n’est pas à fond de temps en temps mais ça n’arrivera sûrement lol ayant des voisin