This Expensive Speaker Has A Serious Problem Football Matches Today [2UQlt97rS0n]

Sonus Faber makes gorgeous speakers. But when it comes to sound, how much treble is a bad thing? Let's break down the performance of the Sonus Faber Lumina II, Sonetto G2 II and the Amator. Then compare the Amator to some well-regarded speakers in the same collovati price class.

Buy Sonus Faber Lumina II Amator:

Buy Wharfedale Linton 85:

Buy ELAC UBR62:

Buy MoFi SourcePoint 8:

Buy KEF R3 Meta:

Buy KEF Q Concerto Meta:

My review of Wharfedale Linton 85:

My review of ELAC UBR62:

My review of MoFi SourcePoint 8:

My review of KEF R3 Meta:

My review of KEF Q Concerto Meta:

Full set of data can be found here:

(coming soon)

Reddit thread:

Want some black rod help deciding on what to buy, how to set up your room or just want a sanity check? Email me here to discuss consultation availability and rates!

My Top Speaker Recommendations:

Reviews are made possible through support from viewers like you! If you'd like to support the channel I have listed a few ways below. Thank you!

Patreon

Want to be more involved? On Patreon you can vote in polls, see behind-the-scenes stuff, read about the occasional manufacturer drama (fun, right?), and help anamaria goltes shape what I do next.

One-Time Support

Not into subscriptions? Totally cool. You can toss a few bucks my way through PayPal if you feel like it.

Shop Like Normal, Help the Channel

Anytime youre buying something onlinewhether its speakers, TVs, or just everyday stuffyou can use the links below. I get a small kickback (no extra cost to you), and it adds up more than youd think.

Amazon:

Audio Advice:

Crutchfield:

Sweetwater:

AsciLab Speakers:

Arendal Sound:

Emotiva:

AliExpress:

Wal-Mart:

Parts-Express:

Newegg:

Samsung:

Target:

Thomann:

Emotiva:

Monoprice:

Timestamps:

0:00 - Intro

4:25 - Compared to other Sonus Faber

7:34 - Compared to Wharfedale and ELAC

19:06 - Summary

All of my tests are conducted using KLIPPEL Hardware and Software. KLIPPEL is an innovative leader in providing unique test equipment for electro-acoustical transducers and audio systems. Founded in 1997 by Dr. Wolfgang Klippel, the novel techniques developed for control and measurement systems of loudspeakers and other transducers are the result of over 30 years of fundamental research. This provides more accurate physical models of loudspeakers, micro-speakers and headphones valid for both small and large amplitudes. The focus is on revealing the root causes of signal distortion and defects and giving practical indications for improvements in design and manufacturing of audio products. For information on KLIPPEL products, please visit their site below:

Is the Sonus Faber Lumina II worth the investment? Get an honest breakdown of this speaker's sound profile and build quality specs.

In this review, I test the Sonus Faber Lumina II to see if its performance matches the premium aesthetic. This breakdown is designed for audiophiles considering adding these Italian-made speakers to their home setup. I specifically analyze the 18 inch silk dome tweeter and the 6 inch paper cone woofer to determine how they handle different frequencies.

By the end of this video, you will understand exactly what to expect from the Sonus Faber Lumina sound signature. I discuss the balance of the components and whether the design justifies the price point for your listening room. We look closely at the construction materials and the overall sonic character provided by these units.

Subscribe for weekly high-end audio gear breakdowns, and comment below if you want to see a comparison with other bookshelf speakers next.