Absolute Phase
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Guys we are happy to announce that we just received the 1st Rethm Trishna Hornloaded speakers.
All demos will be from coming Monday, as I need to burn them in for at least 50-100 hours for them to open up.
Jacob has improved the fit and finish of these wonderful speakers by 200%. I am very proud to be an Indian and this product literally speaks of itself. No words can do justice without listening to them and seeing the finish. Hats off to you Jacog George, you are a genuis!:clapping:
BEST VALUE
NEW SPEAKER UNDER $5,000
The new $4,500 Rethm Trishna by Jacob George accomplished something that few speakers equaled, and that is the ability to completely disappear - without any room acoustics enhancements - leaving a floor to ceiling, wall to wall soundstage that was equally detailed, airy, transparent and beautifully musical. The level of dynamics, especially from a 1.5 watt amp, was surprising. Even the low end, while not fully extended to the lowest reaches, was impressive.
After the show, Jacob checked in again: "Here are a few reactions to the new Trishna from the just concluded RMAF. Neil Gader of The Absolute Sound called it "one of the brightest surprises of the show.
Designed for smaller rooms, it retains the beautiful eccentricity of the larger models yet retains the designers vision with its paper-coned full-range driver in a narrow horn-loaded cabinet. The active bass is handled by twin 5" woofers in a sealed isobaric enclosure powered by an internal 75W FET amp. And the sound? Detailed and open with surprising extension given the speakers small footprint. Price: $4500."
"Stereomojo awarded it best new speaker under $5.000. :yahoo:Computer Audiophile said that "...another favorite of mine was Still Audio showing off his brand new 45-driven amps pushing a huge 1.5wpc into some baby Rethm speakers. These little guys with their oddball shape and Lowther drivers sounded fantastic. Great bass, effortless everything else. Very surprising. The amps and pre are all new from Still - and Still is itself very new. Very impressive freshman showing and I'm looking forward to seeing more of them in the future."
Then Jacob threw in a surprise. "We have been busy making changes to the Trishna after I got back. Despite the good feedback at the show, I personally wasn't entirely happy with the bass response. We have therefore decided to go to two 6.5-inch woofers with a bigger isobaric chamber. We had to do quite a bit of reworking to make this possible. We are also reworking the Maarga and making cosmetic changes to the Saadhana so that all of them follow the aesthetic lead set by the new Trishna. And, Milind is working on two new drivers - one for the Maarga, one for the Saadhana."
All demos via prior appointment only! No walk-ins please.
All demos will be from coming Monday, as I need to burn them in for at least 50-100 hours for them to open up.
Jacob has improved the fit and finish of these wonderful speakers by 200%. I am very proud to be an Indian and this product literally speaks of itself. No words can do justice without listening to them and seeing the finish. Hats off to you Jacog George, you are a genuis!:clapping:
BEST VALUE
NEW SPEAKER UNDER $5,000
The new $4,500 Rethm Trishna by Jacob George accomplished something that few speakers equaled, and that is the ability to completely disappear - without any room acoustics enhancements - leaving a floor to ceiling, wall to wall soundstage that was equally detailed, airy, transparent and beautifully musical. The level of dynamics, especially from a 1.5 watt amp, was surprising. Even the low end, while not fully extended to the lowest reaches, was impressive.
After the show, Jacob checked in again: "Here are a few reactions to the new Trishna from the just concluded RMAF. Neil Gader of The Absolute Sound called it "one of the brightest surprises of the show.
Designed for smaller rooms, it retains the beautiful eccentricity of the larger models yet retains the designers vision with its paper-coned full-range driver in a narrow horn-loaded cabinet. The active bass is handled by twin 5" woofers in a sealed isobaric enclosure powered by an internal 75W FET amp. And the sound? Detailed and open with surprising extension given the speakers small footprint. Price: $4500." "Stereomojo awarded it best new speaker under $5.000. :yahoo:Computer Audiophile said that "...another favorite of mine was Still Audio showing off his brand new 45-driven amps pushing a huge 1.5wpc into some baby Rethm speakers. These little guys with their oddball shape and Lowther drivers sounded fantastic. Great bass, effortless everything else. Very surprising. The amps and pre are all new from Still - and Still is itself very new. Very impressive freshman showing and I'm looking forward to seeing more of them in the future."
Then Jacob threw in a surprise. "We have been busy making changes to the Trishna after I got back. Despite the good feedback at the show, I personally wasn't entirely happy with the bass response. We have therefore decided to go to two 6.5-inch woofers with a bigger isobaric chamber. We had to do quite a bit of reworking to make this possible. We are also reworking the Maarga and making cosmetic changes to the Saadhana so that all of them follow the aesthetic lead set by the new Trishna. And, Milind is working on two new drivers - one for the Maarga, one for the Saadhana."
All demos via prior appointment only! No walk-ins please.
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