purSonic in lite Magazine

Invisible Speakers

But there's not much time, because now we're moving into another listening room. Nothing is here—except for another M500. At least, that's what you'd think, because the loudspeakers are built directly into the wall. More precisely, they are flat-panel speakers from the purSonic brand, which also belongs to the Revox Group. If you now think that this can't sound good, you should make an appointment in Villingen-Schwenningen. Perhaps through your trusted specialist dealer – or through one of the Revox fan clubs in Germany. Yes, they exist and they visit the Black Forest again and again.

“ … As soon as the Canadian's voice joined in, the slightly warm-colored sound filled the listening room. Now there was a genuine jazz club atmosphere, and I was deeply drawn into the music. There's a reason for this, as the detail reproduction is simply excellent. To me, it seemed as if even the smallest nuances were processed individually, only to be placed in exactly the right puzzle piece at the end.

Fluid and Lifelike

When the demonstrator switched to "These Bones" by The Fairfield Four, this impression was further emphasized. Now it was the individual voices that carried the gospel sounds into the listening room. Super, that works really well again. Wide soundstage, each voice individually placed and clearly distinguishable from each other. And not only in terms of vocal melody, but also in positioning. After the next switch, this time to Sarah McLachlan, new insights emerged: The acoustic guitar is present. Every string movement is practically palpable. That works really well. And the slightly deeper voice is rendered with full body and brought to the point both finely and roughly dynamically. The soundscape is self-contained, yet it comes with just the right touch of warmth. …”

purSonic in lite Magazine

Invisible Speakers

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