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Grand Teton Gen.2

More buyers feedback (pictures).
"I was struck by the extra treble and lively dynamics over the Quads 988 (with super tweeters). The stage is nicely deep and wide and the way higher than the quads 988. In fact, Gen2s fill the room beautifully.
I must say that Gen2s are physically beautiful, so much so that I was struck by how photos just cannot do them justice!"

Pictures from Moscow Hi-end Audio show.
"Of my three systems, everyones are very impressed with just your GT SEs! With new mono amps tomorrow, we will produce success! Thanks!"
Milky Sound (Moscow, Russia).

Read more reviews/pictures in wavetouch Audio web-site.
*Comments/pics. from owners of Raidho 3.1, Magico Q1, Harbeth 30.1, Kharma mini-gallileo, LaHave Mela, Magnestand modified 1.6 Maggie, Emerald Physics 2.3, Pipe Dream Model 15, Omega, Quads 988 (with super tweeters), Tannoy Kensington Gr”, “Vienna acoustics The music”, Wilson Sophia, Evolution Acoustics Micro One, Acapella Trilon, Aerial 20T, etc.

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Stereo Times "The most wanted component 2013"

Frank Alles Sr. Reviewer: "There may be much more expensive speakers that can compete with the Wavetouch Grand Tetons, but I would estimate that one would need to start the search at about $20,000 and escalate from there."

Stereo Times publisher Mr. Perry: "They performed way beyond my expectations in the areas of coherency, depth of stage (and width), image specificity and dynamics. These attributes lends to hours of musical enjoyment and sonic bliss."

Buyer "The Grand Teton is now in my living room replacing the giant Wilson for 1/10 the cost, 1/10 the size and not a note missing."

Buyer "I use a 90 watt tube amp with the KT 120's, active cabling, and a very good DAC and have used this system with everything from Nola Boxers, to Magico Q1's, Avantgarde, to Harbeth 30.1's as I love the imaging a quality monitor typically offers...Many people may not believe this, but the GT's keep pace with all of my previous monitors and offer a balanced combination of their preferable qualities and none of the bad. They are at the same time musical, warm, accurate, transparent, and dynamic. Also, the sound of Teton is very open and dynamic like the Avantgarde, but much better suited in my smaller room. At the same time they are not difficult to place and are pretty friendly to mediocre recordings. I'm really impressed, and more so at this price point, and recommend"

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