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Devialet Phantom, designer overpriced bass boosted, and actually very good sounding speaker system. Not sure about using them like this, did it sound good?

Devialet phantom Gold/108. Gold was the old name. The 108 denotes 108 decibel sound pressure level each one can achieve....and you can link over 20 together. Bonkers

I was totally disappointed… That coming from someone who has a full fledge high end Bowers Wilkins audiophile speaker setup… I have been following Devialet since their start to date and know their products well and wanted to see if the phantom would fit as casual listening in living area… but was re

For primary music then stereo speakers are going to be the most rewarding. For use with a TV latency is critical. Many excellent speakers convert all sources to digital, apply room correction DSP and have terrible lip synch and work arounds are not seamless. Also they don't upscale to adding a sub o

For overall sound quality either the Bang & Olufsen Beosound Level or Beosound Balance. But if you really want bass then a Devialet Phantom

Devialet Phantom SpeakersYou're welcome :) Edit: when they came out they were very hyped. Jokingly they were called the biggest and loudest bluetooth speaker on the market.I went to a demo and listened to it for an hour. First, it was crazy to see that the sides can move with loud bass-sounds, but a

Very different user cases. Devialet Phantoms ii 98db or the new Ultimate versions are full active speakers needing nothing else. From a TV they provide a fibre optic input and are great stereo solution and with the latest DOS 3 operating system the streaming services are built in again (where remove

They’re absolutely worth the investment. Yes, they’re expensive but in this case, you truly get what you pay for. A couple of months ago, I purchased two Devialet Phantom Ultimate 108 dB speakers, and the performance has been phenomenal. The bass is incredibly deep and controlled, and the overall cl

Dual Devialet Phantoms on each side would look pretty sexy

Under $1k: B&O Beolit 20 2. Under $3k: B&O Beosound A5 3. Under $5k: Devialet Phantom Ultimate 108 dB + Tree stand 4. No limit: B&O Beolab 90 with Beoremote Halo