The Zingali had an interesting horn which appeared to mate an expo throat to the turned wooden horn where it transitions to a much wider flare. It looks a bit like an axi-symmetric CE horn. Sound wise it was a very capable speaker, clean and neutral with stacks of output and the top end was very smooth and quite detailed. You won't appreciate it from the photos but the finish they used makes the paint look a bit like leather.
Are those Plutos? I dont's see the amps... I heard them a couple of times. I was especially impresed by the quality of bass reproduction. In direct comparison to Orions there is not a lot of adventages left for Orions. Overall great speakers. Price performance winners :)
Nice, what did you thought about the Zingali?
ReplyDeleteThe Zingali had an interesting horn which appeared to mate an expo throat to the turned wooden horn where it transitions to a much wider flare. It looks a bit like an axi-symmetric CE horn. Sound wise it was a very capable speaker, clean and neutral with stacks of output and the top end was very smooth and quite detailed. You won't appreciate it from the photos but the finish they used makes the paint look a bit like leather.
ReplyDeleteAre those Plutos? I dont's see the amps...
ReplyDeleteI heard them a couple of times. I was especially impresed by the quality of bass reproduction. In direct comparison to Orions there is not a lot of adventages left for Orions. Overall great speakers. Price performance winners :)
Those are DIY Plutos with the amps in the black box.
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