You are certainly giving them a lot of credit. They are also located actually on the way to work, so I could arrange a listen one day when I am leaving office early. But I am a bit curious, how do you know about them and more importantly, why do you not own a set?
What they write on the website sounds very amazingly and your warm words inspire confidence in giving them a listen, but I wonder why the brand is not more widely recognized if they are so good?
One thing I might have forgotten to mention is that I do not own the Lyngdorf TDAI-1120. I borrowed it home for a weekend to check it out, so my experimentation was limited. From the thread I have also noticed I have made an error by actually pulling the speakers a bit more out when testing. Seems it should have been closed to the wall.
If I got a pair of Sonetto V then it would be placed the same place. I might increase the length from the side wall from 21cm to 50cm but then the speakers will also be 30 cm closer to each other.
I really hope that the Sonetto V will not be hampered too much as it is really is my favorite speaker so far in my audition.
But the next step in my effort in home testing, but I use this thread to seek out some feedback and gain some knowledge. Like I have now learned about my errors in RoomPerfect.
And thank you for your explanation regarding large and small speaker, but how do you then find a suitable sub for your speakers? At least with floorstanding everything is matched together, is it not?
I will try to seek out the Lyngdorf geeks and see if they have any experience with TDAI-1120 and floorstanding speakers. One thing that attracts me to Sonotte V, besides the gorgeous looks and amazing sound, is the very balanced and even impedance load of the speakers. It is something they themselves point out and it really seems to be a speaker that they have dedicated a lot of effort in both design, electronics and drives. I do not know if tickle down is a myth or not, but it is a company used to make speakers ten times the price and knows where to cut corner for more mortal audiophiles
And the Proac Response D30 is way way too expensive for me. Sonetto V is the absolute limit. I even told me wife a fake price that is 40% under the sale price to avoid being scolded
Thank you for your input. I listen to a Lyngdorf speaker set but I miss the Sonus Faber sound. I am a bit divided what to do. Sonus Faber has a wall-mounting Sonetto speaker but I do not know how they compare to Sonetto V when combined with a subwoofer. My question is then also what to choose of subwoofer. Should you choose the Sonus Faber Gravis Subwoofer or another brand?