[ufospls2]

hi can some please suggest great speakers up to 10k usd that work great with enleum

best wishes

I'd reckon easy to drive is the best bet. There are lots of options, but these cube audio speakers have interested me lately. Might be worth checking out.

https://www.cubeaudio.eu/

There are of course easier to drive options, and cheaper also.

 

[SCBob]

I've used Omega SAM high output monitors with Bakoon 13R. Excellent. They have higher end tower speakers and subwoofer. Enleum will easily drive any of them'
https://omegaloudspeakers.com/

 

[iFi audio]

The Cornwall IV has a sensitivity rating of 102 dB with 1 watt at 1m.

That seems pretty much ideal for low-powered amps

 

[F208Frank]

Well, I've had this amplifier for a few days now for a review and I am so thoroughly impressed! It has so far driven both the Audeze LCD-5 and Hifiman Susvara brilliantly! The sound is quite ethereal, with plenty of dynamics and punch. Anyone wanting more bass from either headphone should really give this amplifier a listen....holy moly! Deep, impactful, but still taught and incredibly detailed!

Full specifications and product information can be found here:
https://enleum.com/




The Susvara are NOT easy to drive headphones and this combination was the best I've heard these headphones yet. It just took things to a whole new level! Next up with be my Abyss AB1266 Phi TC and I'll report back with my findings soon. With a dead black background, this amplifier has a lot of promise and I am going to really enjoy this review for Headphone.Guru.

Something to definitely keep on your radar!

The internals look very beautiful and fits the ideals of an OCD guy.

 

[iFi audio]

The internals look very beautiful and fits the ideals of an OCD guy.

The way how the product's entire enclosure is used as a large radiator is also neat

 

[F208Frank]

The way how the product's entire enclosure is used as a large radiator is also neat

Definitely. Game recognize game eh?

 

[iFi audio]

Game recognize game eh?

Well, there are many great audio manufacturers out there and a degree of knowledge about audio circuits surely helps to determine who is who

 

[buzzlulu]

Interested in this amp for use with the Utopia and curious how it compares to a GSX Mini or GSX MK2?

 

[paradoxper]

Interested in this amp for use with the Utopia and curious how it compares to a GSX Mini or GSX MK2?

With Utopia in mind, have you also considered the DSHA3F?

 

[iFi audio]

Interested in this amp for use with the Utopia and curious how it compares to a GSX Mini or GSX MK2?

Although I'd like to help you out, I'm pretty sure I haven't yet seen any such a comparison here on HF, but you could ask in the Susvara thread as folks over there test and exchange info about a lot of top shelf stuff

 

[TheSoloist]

Two reviewers said that this amp works awesome with soundkaos Vox monitors, so maybe that's something you might want to read about. But if that's not it, 93-95dB efficiency and easygoing impedance is rather necessary considering Enleum's power output. Hope this helps!

Soundkaos' Vox3 is indeed a very good pair of speakers, don't look down on it's compact size, it packs a punch. I am using a pair of Vox 3a with the Bakoon 13R and I have no complaint.

thanks but do they sell to dealers, or they sell directly

wonder if there are other recommendations where there are chances that they have dealers to test the product

Feel free to reach out to Martin, a very nice guy to deal with.

 

[iFi audio]

Soundkaos' Vox3 is indeed a very good pair of speakers, don't look down on it's compact size, it packs a punch.

It's a very clever design that features some nice things to achieve proper bass, high efficiency and compact form factor on top of that. 93dB from a small monitor speaker isn't common, that's for sure.

 

[TheSoloist]

It's a very clever design that features some nice things to achieve proper bass, high efficiency and compact form factor on top of that. 93dB from a small monitor speaker isn't common, that's for sure.

Definitely, the bass is one thing that surprises the most when I first listen to them. Another thing that impresses me the most is the versatility. My first encounter to this speaker is in an audition in a properly acoustic-treated room, it sounded very good for sure. My listening room is far from ideal from an acoustic perspective. I set it up as an almost near-field set-up with less than 2m from the speakers and it still rocks. A lot more focused, slightly smaller soundstage (but thanks to the accuracy the speakers has, you can still pin-point the instruments, just that the stage appear less wide).

 

[iFi audio]

I set it up as an almost near-field set-up with less than 2m from the speakers and it still rocks. A lot more focused, slightly smaller soundstage (but thanks to the accuracy the speakers has, you can still pin-point the instruments, just that the stage appear less wide).

That is interesting. The two reviewers who liked this speaker set had it very closely to the listening seat and steeply toed in, to result in bubble-alike surrounding imaging. Come to think of it, this positioning makes sense if one wants to hear sound incoming mainly from a speaker rather than it bouncing off walls. Then one hears more what that speaker does rather than his/hers room, which often is the most troublesome aspect. On top of that, widebanders as point source emitters are known for their clarity and precision. Makes total sense

 

[carboncopy]

That seems to be a really good combo...