Rocky Mountain Audio Fest 2012 Hot Product

Coincident
Speaker Technology's new Total Victory V ($14,999/pair) has amplifier-friendly specs,
including a claimed 94dB sensitivity and 14-ohm load, but what's most impressive is its
ribbon tweeter, which Coincident designed and manufactures. In place of the common grid,
the tweeter uses a circuit board over which mylar is stretched. Israel Blume of
Coincident says that the tweeter's sensitivity is even a little higher than that of the
speaker. As if to prove the point, he drove the Total Victory Vs with a pair of his
Frankenstein M300B monoblocks ($5999/pair), which offer all of 8 watts. Dynamics weren't
an issue, and the system sounded wideband and powerful. |