With so many desktop speakers on the market, consumers have ample combinations of sonic performances, visual designs, and price points, to choose from. Usually there are trade offs. Sonic performance normally takes the biggest hit. Rarely does a small desktop speaker capture the trifecta of great looks, reasonable price, and great sonic performance. But the Serene Audio’s Talisman desktop speakers do.

Hand built in Canada, the speakers are the brain child of tinkerer and engineer Siavash Rezaei. Who, after buying, auditioning, testing, so on and so forth, speakers for his home recording studio, couldn’t find any that met his needs of tonal balance, dynamics, and hours of non fatiguing listening. Siavash decided that low non-linear distortion in speakers was the key to hours of listening. Not being able to find this in the speakers he bought and tested, he set out to build his own.

Serene Audio uses none toxic and environmentally friendly materials, when possible, to construct both powered and passive desktop speakers. The focus, or “mission”, of Serene Audio is to create speakers that are tonally balanced (no frequencies outliers), create a wide sonic dispersion (a big sweet spot), low non-linear distortion (clear sound), with the added bonus of aesthetically creative and pleasing looks. We here at AudioReview believe the Serene Audio Talisman live up to these standards.

The Talisman speakers arrived in a well-packed, none descript cardboard box. Taking them out of the box we were surprised by how good they looked. Even though they looked great in the online photos, they are even more stunning in person. Over the review period the Talisman speakers were driven by; the Glow One 5W EL84 tube amplifier, the Mystere ia11 35W EL34 tube amplifier, and the Peachtree Nova 80W hybrid tube amplifier. Each time we used WyWires speaker cables. Sources ranged from an iPhone to an Audio Note DAC One Sig with WyWires digital cable and Hagman USB/S/PDIF converter with a PC or Mac laptop playing everything from streaming Pandora to 24-bit 192Khz audio files.

The Talisman speakers have bamboo fronts and rear panels with MDF side panels that are wrapped in cow leather. This creates a very unique and good-looking speaker. The leather can be ordered in white or black while the bamboo comes in caramel or natural colors. Keeping in line with Serene Audio’s environmental conscience mind set, the leather also complies with new (and I’m assuming Canadian) standards for leather processing and the leather is not from cows raised in the Amazon rainforest. The unique and creative designs of the speakers are not just for visual effects. The asymmetrical and ‘none-square’ shape reduces the effects of standing waves and minimizes the effects of diffraction from the front panel. The 3-inch, long throw, full range driver offers 70 Hz – 20 kHz ±3 dB and harmonic distortion at 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th order (200Hz – 20kHz) < 0.5% and (100Hz – 20kHz) < 1%. The driver itself is a high quality off the shelf driver that is modified by Serene Audio to fit particular sonic needs. The driver uses and under-hung motor structure, which reduces the weight of the driver allowing the speaker to have a very fast transient response. The magnet used in this design has to be very strong to cover the longer magnetic gap. The driver uses a rare, and expensive, earth magnet to achieve this.

Our obvious fear, or assumption, was that the Talisman speakers would be great looking but sound under whelming. Thankfully we were totally wrong. In fact, we were flat out dumb founded by how good these little speakers sounded. The Talisman were beyond many of the other leading desktop speakers in terms of tonal balance, articulation, sound stage size, mid-range openness, over all sonic clarity, and offered hour after hour of none fatiguing listening.

Dick Hyman, Gershwin, classical piano sounded full bodied, detailed, and captivating. Notes were articulated well and held what sounded like a natural sustain and didn’t smear. On the initial rush to hear these beauties the Talisman speakers were not even carefully positioned, but it was impossible to not be in the sweet spot. The wide distribution of the driver is without question. Everyone in the office popped over and asked us to turn them up. Next we moved on to some BB King and Tom Waits. Without fail the Talisman presented clear, but not crystal edged clean distinction, between instruments and singer. Older Muddy Waters and Howlin Wolf recordings stayed turn to their recorded sound. The typically slight tin, the lack of umph in the mid-range, and almost no bass, was an obvious sign that the Talisman weren’t imposing very much of their own interpretation on how the music should sound.

After this initial acoustic break-in we moved on to harder rock; Slayer, Metallica Tool, and electronica music from Aphex Twin and Autechre, with a splash of hip hop from The Coup. Here the Talisman continued to sound good, but they did seem a bit out of their comfort zone. Their smaller stature naturally limits their low-end performance, and since Serene Audio chooses not to fake the bass, these styles of music can end up lacking the oomph this music demands.

We hooked the Talisman speakers up to the Peachtree Nova to test out its chops in the A/V department. When streaming Netflix over a Mac laptop we were impressed with how clear and easy to understand the dialog was on episodes of The Guild and Bob’s Burgers. Yes we admit, not the most dynamic of TV audio recordings, but none the less in a 12x16x9ft room, the Talisman did a fantastic job of clearly presenting the dialog and background music/sounds, at hand.

Speaking of room size, the Talisman speakers do sound better in either a smaller room or a near field listening. Our office is huge, but right on my desk the Talisman sounded like headphones at lower to moderate volumes. But walk 10-15ft away, and even at a greater volume, the diminutive size of the Talisman means they just can’t offer the same sound stage and presence that bookshelf or floorstanding speakers do at that distance.

Overall we would absolutely recommend the Talisman to anyone looking for a unique desktop speaker that excels at natural and mid-range acoustics, has stunning good looks and a large sweet spot. Trust me, put these on your desk and people will take notice.

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The ultimate mini monitor, the LS50 provides studio quality sound in the home.

Marlboro, N.J. – May 3, 2012 – KEF, the renowned manufacturer of innovative, reference-quality loudspeakers, introduces the new LS50 Mini Monitor speaker – a reinterpretation of the research, design and engineering approach of the legendary LS3/5a using the latest technologies developed at KEF – to commemorate its 50th anniversary celebration.

The LS50 monitor delivers a rich, multi-dimensional ‘soundstage experience’ that is rare in a loudspeaker with such a compact design. Patent-pending acoustic designs, together with state-of-the-art technologies from KEF’s latest flagship Blade loudspeaker, provide the ultimate studio experience – even in the smallest of spaces. At the LS50’s heart beats the highly acclaimed KEF Uni-Q driver array, capable of mastering an exceptional range of dynamic highs and lows over a large listening area.

In the early 1960s the BBC selected KEF drive units and crossover for the original LS3/5a because of KEF’s pioneering approach to new technology. The LS3/5a was an ‘engineers’’ loudspeaker – so is the LS50. The R&D team were given a free hand to build the best small enclosure, irrespective of the usual industrial design constraints. The result is a remarkably accurate and transparent sound.

“The new KEF LS50 mini monitor is a great example of how KEF lead the way in acoustical engineering and design for over 50 years,” said Alec Chanin, president of KEF America. “In one regard, the LS50 pays tribute to a legendary loudspeaker that captured the attention of a country nearly 50 years ago–the LS3/5a. On the other hand, the LS50 demonstrates how KEF has continued to redefine loudspeaker innovations. The LS50 is the ultimate mini monitor and allows listeners to experience sounds they’ve never enjoyed while listening to a rich, multi-dimensional soundstage previously not attainable from such a compact design.”

The LS50 uses KEF’s latest driver technology in the spirit of the original design and incorporates numerous patent pending technological breakthroughs in cabinet construction, baffle shape and port design – all made possible by KEF’s leadership in modern research techniques such as Finite Element Analysis. The cabinet features constrained layer damping to significantly reduce resonances in comparison to regular damping pads, while the baffle  shape has been optimized for smooth on- and off-axis dispersion as well as incorporating a ribbed rear surface to reduce cavity resonance at the rear of the driver. Even the port has been optimized using computational fluid dynamics to offer lower turbulence at high levels. It’s all these small details, combined with the dedicated Uni-Q driver featuring damped Mg/Al alloy metal LF/MF cone and rear vented HF unit, that provide the ultimate in clarity, definition and imaging from a small enclosure.

The KEF LS50 comes in a stunning high gloss piano black cabinet with an elegant rose gold Uni-Q driver. The LS50 retails for $1,499.99 /pair and will be available for pre-order beginning May 3, 2012 exclusively online at www.kefdirect.com.

Hong Kong, December 12, 2011 – ITOK Media Limited’s innovative Hi-Fi brand “Trends Audio” (www.TrendsAudio.com)today unveiled its first Loudspeakers – Trends SA-10 and SA-10R speakers. It is the perfect match with Trends Combo Hi-Fi System, Trends Bi-amp Audio System, Trends TA-10 amplifiers and the high quality amplifiers on the market. Offering superb performance for their incredibly modest price, the SA-10 designs are perfect for those looking for a very compact bookshelf or standmount’s speaker.

“Building incredible-sounding products at reasonable prices has made Trends Audio one of the most respected brands in the audio industry. These SA-10 bookshelf series offers seriously big sound in a surprisingly compact package and continue the Trends tradition of using high quality materials and excellent fundamental engineering to deliver exceptional sound at an affordable price.〃 say David Ho, the marketing director of Trends Audio. “Meanwhile, Trends SA-10/SA-10R applied proprietary core inductor used (instead of magnetic-core) in crossover for better sound. Every single component inside the speakers is carefully selected and matched with precision”.

Features:

• 1″ polymer dome tweeter with neodymium magnet and lightweight for low mass and clear, detailed highs.
• Double Magnet structure for shielding and optimized field strength.
• Front mounted bass port for deep, punchy bass.
• Proprietary core inductor used (instead of magnetic-core) for better sound.
• 5-way binding posts provide a wide array of secure wire-hook up options.
• High efficiency design allows SA-10 to be driven by unpretentious amplifiers and receivers.
• Low loss rubber driver surrounds for a lifetime of reliable high performance.
• Wide dispersion drivers and tweeters project sound over a wide area so every listener in a room hears open and 3-dimensional sound.
• Compact design, easy setup for Hi-Fi room, living room, sleeping room or even right beside your laptop computer.
• Superior home theater and music performance for everyone.

Trends SA-10 and SA-10R Speakers is available now and the suggested retail is US$265. For more information or ordering, you can contact their reseller worldwide or you can visit their web site at http://www.TrendsAudio.comor by phone (852)2566-5810 or by email at sales@TrendsAudio.com

About Trends Audio.

Trends Audio is a Hong Kong based company working in audio/video and multimedia production. Since the release of Trends TA-10 Class-T Stereo Audio Amplifier in 2006, Trends has received many prizes from Hi-Fi Magazine and Hi-Fi community worldwide. Trends Audio’s products have become legendary for their compact design, performance and reliability in high end audio market.

The Motion LX16 extends the award-winning Motion Series sound to a more traditional bookshelf package, featuring MartinLogan’s advanced resolution Folded Motion tweeter and luxurious real wood finishes.

Lawrence, KS – October 17, 2011 – MartinLogan, the world’s leader in electrostatic loudspeaker technology, announces shipping of the new Motion^® LX16 high-performance bookshelf speaker. The compact speaker incorporates traditional quality wood craftsmanship and minimalistic elegance complemented by extended performance improvements.

The Motion LX16 bookshelf speaker features MartinLogan’s advanced resolution Folded Motion^™ tweeter, a low-distortion 5.25-inch high-excursion woofer, and low-turbulence rear-firing bass port for extended bass performance. Each speaker is wrapped in a thick wood cabinet and styled with a hand-rubbed, high-gloss piano black or black cherrywood finish. The new high-gloss black cherrywood finish has deep cherry undertones and appears almost black in low light, giving them a unique and understated elegance that blends into any environment.

MartinLogan’s signature perforated steel grille appears to float in front of the solidly constructed 3/4-inch thick MDF cabinets. Hidden discretely beneath the grille, the drivers are secured by a solid, black-anodized brushed aluminum baffle that sits flush with the cabinet. Folded Motion tweeters and woofers are seamlessly blended with an advanced topology crossover network featuring polypropylene and low-DF electrolytic capacitors, custom wound inductors, and thermal and current protection. The Motion LX Series also features custom five-way binding posts for connection versatility.

MartinLogan will be giving away a pair of the Motion LX16 bookshelf speakers at each stop on its ongoing Truth in Sound Tour. Upcoming listening events are scheduled for: FL, AZ, MA, OH, NJ, OH, MI, DE, WA, and CA. Please visit the website for more details.

Motion LX16 is available now, priced at $799.95 per pair (US).

For more information on the Motion LX Series, visit http://www.martinlogan.com/motionSeries/motion-lx16.php.

New R Series Incorporates KEF Blade Technologies to Produce Performance Approaching Reference Series Standards at Much More Accessible Price Points

Marlboro, N.J. – September 2, 2011 – To help celebrate its 50th Anniversary year, KEF, the renowned manufacturer of innovative, reference-quality loudspeakers, has introduced its R Series range of high-performance speakers. Featuring many of KEF’s latest innovations in premium high fidelity and home entertainment loudspeaker technology, the R Series seeks to make higher-end audiophile standards of sound reproduction more affordable. Fluent new Uni-Q® driver arrays combine with new bass drivers and several additional innovations to create a rich, spacious sound image of such accuracy that it approaches the benchmark standards of KEF’s legendary Reference Series.

Attendees to the KEF America booth (#3351) at CEDIA EXPO 2011 will have the exclusive first-look at the all-new R Series from KEF in the U.S.

“The new R Series strikes the perfect balance between superb sound quality and affordability,” said Alec Chanin, president of KEF America. “The series incorporates many of the same technologies developed in our ground-breaking KEF Blade to offer those who appreciate great audio excellence a loudspeaker range that comes close to the performance of our Reference Series.”

The new Uni-Q MF/HF driver array ensures that midrange response is fast and clean, thanks to a braced magnesium/aluminum alloy cone, with KEF’s Z-flex surround smoothing the transition to the front panel and a sturdy, decoupled, die-cast aluminum chassis that prevents resonance being transferred to the cabinet. At the acoustic center of the midrange cone is the same sophisticated vented tweeter that endows the KEF Blade, the world’s first Single Apparent Source loudspeaker, with such pure HF response. With a large neodymium magnet and a computer-optimized dome structure so stiff that it operates pistonically over its entire working range, the upper registers are articulated with precision. To capitalize on Uni-Q’s point source characteristics, KEF’s “tangerine” waveguide helps to disperse the higher frequencies evenly across a wider angle to flood the room with an intricate and natural soundfield. Operating together as a single, perfectly integrated voice, the array as a whole delivers an accurate sound of great clarity.

The new bass driver is equally impressive. The combination of a massive vented magnet assembly and a large, lightweight aluminum voice coil driving a light, stiff and strong hybrid cone assures clean, deep and uncompressed bass output with excellent dynamics and power handling.

Inside the cabinets—available in a choice of classic, highly polished Piano Black and satin real wood veneer finishes in Rosewood or Walnut—every component manifests KEF’s technology prowess. Computer-designed crossovers allow the level of each driver to be fine-tuned for a smoother, flatter response. Constrained layer damping panels prevent cabinet vibration from muddying the mid-range and bass. Even the airflow through the reflex ports is managed using computational fluid dynamics to optimize acoustic integrity.

With nine elegant models including three floorstanding, two bookshelf speakers, two fully-specified and timbre-matched center channels, dipole surrounds and a powerful twin driver, 500 Watt subwoofer, the all-new R Series represents a decisive step forward in the enjoyment of music or movies. By incorporating the high end technologies of KEF Blade in a classically elegant format, R Series gives serious audiophiles surprisingly accurate reproduction that, in keeping with founder, Raymond Cooke’s philosophy ‘neither adds to nor subtracts anything from the original recording’. The range is a fitting tribute to KEF’s 50 years of innovation in sound.

The new KEF R Series will be available in October 2011.

The R Series range includes:

Floor-Standing Loudspeakers

R500 – Three-way floor-standing speaker; Uni-Q driver array consists of 1” HF, 5” MF; Two 5.25” LF drivers. Retail: $1,299.99/each

R700 – Three-way floor-standing speaker; Uni-Q driver array consists of 1” HF,  5” MF; Two 6.5” LF drivers. Retail: $1,799.99/each

R900 – Three-way floor-standing speaker; Uni-Q driver array consists of 1” HF, 5” MF; Two 8” LF drivers. Retail: $2,499.99/each

Bookshelf Loudspeakers

R100 – Two-way bookshelf speaker; Uni-Q driver array: 1” HF, 5.25” MF. Retail: $1,199.99/pair

R300 – Three-way bookshelf speaker; Uni-Q driver array consists of 1” HF, 5” MF; One 6.5” LF driver. Retail: $1,799.99/pair

Home Theater Loudspeakers

R200c – Three-way center channel speaker; Uni-Q driver array consists of 1” HF, 5” MF; Two 5.25” LF drivers. Retail: $999.99/each

R600c – Three-way center channel speaker; Uni-Q driver array consists of 1” HF, 5” MF; Two 6.5” LF drivers. Retail: $1,499.99/each

R800ds – Three-way dipole speaker; Contains two Uni-Q driver arrays, consisting of two 1” HFs, two 5.25” MF. Retail: $1,799.99/pair

R400b – Powered subwoofer; Driver array: 9” LF. Retail: $1,699.99/each

These are… bar none… the most beautiful speakers I’ve ever seen. While also available in a Gloss Piano Black, the samples we have here are the Piano Rosenut finish and, as you can tell, they are absolutely pristine in terms of the veneer and the gloss coat. Everything about these speakers screams high-end, yet they cost just $400 each. While that’s not exactly pocket change, it’s a far cry from what many people consider “high-end” and yet most of the audiophile speakers we’ve seen in our day don’t approach this type of build quality and styling.

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BIC America FH-65B Speaker – What You Should Know

Pros:

• Great sound for Price
• Pocket Book Friendly
• Huge Dynamics

Cons:

• Mid-range could be clearer

The BIC America FH-65B Home Theater Bookshelf Speaker might be the best possible speaker at this price point for home theater enthusiast. With it’s ability to play at 116dB (which is rock concert levels) and handle up to 375W of power, this little speaker might peal the plaster off your walls. But you don’t actually need all that power to enjoy these. With a 96dB sensitivity you can pair these with even a low output tube amp if you heart desired.

With their flat back sides they are very easy to mount right up again a wall to help them disappear into your home cinema space. The 6.5-inch injection-molded woofer with butyl rubber surround you can get down to a very convincing 40Hz bass but for the low rumble and earth rattling lows you will want to pair these with a 10 or 12-inch sub with a frequency gate. The mid/high frequency horn with neodynium magnet tweeter stays nice and controlled even at high volumes.

To make sure your center channel is in tonal alignment with the FH-65B you should pair these with the BIC America FH6-LCR center channel speaker. And if you want to go BIC all the way pick up the BIC America F12 12-Inch 475-Watt Front Firing Powered Subwoofer to complete the package.

Though BIC doesn’t have the promotional flare of some other speaker manufacturers, or the ad budget to support, they make some very good speakers for the price points they serve.

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M-Audio Studiophile AV 40 Speakers – What You Need To Know

Pros:

• Affordable Home Studio Speakers.
• Technology and lineage from a well respected pro audio manufacturer.
• Tight, accurate bass down to 85Hz.
• Crisp highs that aren’t fatiguing.
• Very good imaging.
• Fairly flat frequency response.
• Great for a beginning studio.
• Good for that – will it pay well on anything – mix down.

Cons:

• Will have to pair with a sub.
• Mid range could be a bit clearer.
• Build Quality could be better.
• Cross overs could be a bit better.

M-Audio’s Studiophile AV40 speakers are pretty dang good. Not great, but good for a budding home recording studio. I had a friend who used these for a couple years. While these aren’t perfect one can learn their faults and work around them. Which is pretty much the case with any speaker. So while these might have more faults to learn than a $40,000 studio set up from PMC or JBL the Studiophile AV 40s do a good job.

What we learned over time is that the bass is obviously lacking and thus one needs to pair with a sub. But becareful here, maybe cheap subs are very colored. If you are distinctly interested in clarity in the low end, making sure a low piano note and bass guitar are individually distinguishable, well, get better, more expensive speakers. If you are focused on rock, pop, hip hop or techno you’ll have no issue pairing with a sub.

The highs while crisp are slightly rolled off. So super high studio recording sound reverberations and reflections might not be heard in the mix down. And lets face it – at $200 you aren’t going to hear that deep into the mix anyways. But that is OK, because you are just starting off. Learning to work around your equipments faults can be a more valuable lesson than having it perfect from the get go.

If you are not interested in a home studio and just want a good pair of computer speakers, these will work perfectly as well. But their sound is much more in line with a pro-studio sound than the more colored and listener friendly sound of other computer speakers.

Each speaker has:

• Power: 20 W continuous per channel into 4 Ohms.
• 4” polypropylene-coated drivers.
• 3/4” ferrofluid-cooled silk dome tweeters. (ferrofluid cooled tweeters retain an openness and staging under acoustic strain – nice touch for speakers at this price point.)
• Frequency Response: 85Hz-20kHz.

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Energy CB-5 Bookshelf Speakers – What You Need To Know

One of the highest rated and well reviewed bookshelf speaker under $200 that are great for both music and home theater.

Wichi isn’t surprising when you consider Energy is another manufacturer from the canals of the Canadian studies on psychoacoustics. This means Energy speakers have an on-axis frequency response with wide bandwidth (neutral); wide, constant dispersion(large sweet spot); and low distortion and resonance (no cabinet interference). A very similar philosophy to the Canadian manufacturers Axiom Audio and PSB Audio. Of which all three sound very good, but slightly different.

Pros:

• Balanced and open sound.
• Pleasing dynamic and punchy mid bass
• Large and detailed soundstage.
• Superior build quality.
• Can be integrated with home theater.

Cons:

• Not really a Con – but needs a sub for pop music or action movies.

The Energy CB 5 bookshelf speakers use:
- bass reflex front port vent for more bass
- 4.5-inch Woofer that uses a Ribbed Elliptical Surround suspension design for better dynamics and lower distortion
- 89dB sensitivity so they are pretty easy to drive (think budget home theater receiver system)
- 71Hz – 20kHz so pair with a sub if you want the thumpin

How Do The Energy CB 5 Speakers Sound?
Many people fear that the aluminum tweeter that the CB 5 uses could sound harsh or tinny, but this is not the case. While the highs aren’t the most detailed they have a solid, pleasing sound, while still being able to extend.  The frequency response is very neutral and the speakers stay focused and balanced as the volume is pushed.

The CB 5 sound good across a variety of music genera; jazz, pop, hip hop, metal, and classical.  As well the clear mid-range is great for movie and the CB 5 can easily integrate into your home theater system or even replace your current speakers. Though you’ll want to get a sub for deep low end bass, something like the Energy ESW-C8 8-Inch 240 Watt Subwoofer.

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Pyle PCB3BK Speakers – What You Need To Know

Find really small speakers that are anywhere near worthwhile is a very difficult task. Lucky the Pyle PCB3BK (black version) or PCB3WT (white version) come well recommended from Amazon user reviews. Pyle is an audio company that makes a wide array of products. From pro-audio to iPod docks, floorstanding speakers, bookshelfs, CD players to amplifiers. So they have a pretty good idea how to make a descent sounding speaker. But in a 3-inch closed box design that only goes down to 90Hz one will certainly want to match these with a subwoofer. Possibly even sub with a very wide range that doesn’t have any sort of cross-over control. One will certainly not get any type of punch, slam, or energizing dynamic hits from these little things. But that doesn’t make them worthless.

With an 8 Ohm impedance four of these paired with a sub would make from very good satellite speakers in a surround sound set up. They should pair very well with any budget A/V surround sound receiver/amplifier.

If you are frustrated with the poor quality of sound from your TV these would be a great step up. Though you will need an amplifier/receiver to power them.

The case is made of plastic and a paper 3-inch cone full range driver is inside that creates a clear upper mid range. They will take up to a peak power of 100W. They are video shielded so they can sit very close to your TV or computer with out issue.

What Issues Have Folks Had?

It seems the most pressing issue that some users have had is damage in shipping. Some users have reported static, crackling, or no sound on a newly arrived pair. Another issue is that the Pyle PCB3BK speakers have no mounting holes or brackets. But they should be light weight enough that a good piece of double sided tape will hold them in place.

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