As great Jens Blauert said: “… the task is to bring about in a person an auditory perception that originated at another place and time, perhaps as it was experienced by another person. At the end of the telecommunications chain signals must be generated, whose result is that the listener hears what was intended”
That’s where we come in – at the end of the chain…
My goal in selecting a speaker system was to be able to enjoy music that represented the most of the audio spectrum as possible in a non-fatiguing way as I listen for prolonged periods while reading, writing, and at times even focus on critically listening to the music.
Of utmost importance was the need to satisfy the wife acceptance factor.
This was planned for a system set up in our living room, which previously was impenetrable to any other audio system I attempted to introduce.
The Trioka/Olaf system was initially set up to be showcased for a NJ Audio Society meeting being held in my home.
My spouse was usually accepting of this as she knew the system would be moved to my basement listening room shortly thereafter.
I worked with VB Speakers to create the best compromise of the greatest reproduction I could achieve in a package size that wouldn’t dominate the rather substantial living room (20’ x 43’).
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