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enpassant

(AudioPhile)

Review Date
March 8, 2007

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Price Paid:  $50000.00 from Goldmund Dealer

Summary:
Good, clean sound, but absolutely unreliable. You will get a headache fixing problems. Besides, Goldmund service will not help you at all. I feel like having purchased a Mercedes that does not run.

Strengths:
Clarity, Definition of sound.

Weaknesses:
Unreliability. I have a mutichannel system with Goldmund Logos speakers that I purchased a few months ago. Often one or both of the rear digital active speakers (Mini-Logos) do not sound at all, although I know the speakers are on (i.e., I hear the "shh" sound only). If I pull off the power cord of the active speaker and then put back again does it start to sound. But then, the other rear speaker does not sound. Then if I pull off the the power cord of the one that does not sound and then put back again, it starts to sound -- but this time the other rear speaker goes mute. After repeating this ping-pong game about 3-4 times for each speaker and being properly driven to nuts, by pure luck, I get sound for both speakers. It has always been like this since my purchase. I feel that I have to repeat this for the rest of the products' lives.


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