ביקורת מדהימה ו- Class A לרמקולים SPENDOR D7 במגזין Stereophile
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"Sam's Space" by Sam Tellig
"Indeed,
the D7 is one of the finest loudspeakers I have had in my listening room. I take back everything bad I’ve written about floorstanding speakers..."
"In my listening room, where once resided my Spendor BC1s, I noticed especially fine treble dispersion and extension, as well as freedom from any harshness. The treble had a crystalline clarity that put the
Spendor D7 among the finest speakers I have heard at any price !!!."
"There's something about the way the D7 goes about it's business that makes the music magic."
"I was mightily surprised with the new Spendor D7, which seemed totally at home just centimetres from a rear wall. There wasn't so much as a hint of bass sloppiness, the bass staying taut, supple and decently extended."
"Ultimately though, choosing a speaker is all about getting the sound thats right for you, and for me the transparency, delicacy of touch and overall musicality - allied to that tidy, well-behaved bass and smooth treble - seals the deal."
"The result is a speaker that is lovely to listen to, no matter what you throw at it."
"There's something about the way the D7 goes about it's business that makes the music magic."
"I was mightily surprised with the new Spendor D7, which seemed totally at home just centimetres from a rear wall. There wasn't so much as a hint of bass sloppiness, the bass staying taut, supple and decently extended."
"Ultimately though, choosing a speaker is all about getting the sound thats right for you, and for me the transparency, delicacy of touch and overall musicality - allied to that tidy, well-behaved bass and smooth treble - seals the deal."
"The result is a speaker that is lovely to listen to, no matter what you throw at it."
"With no shadow of a doubt, this speaker has a high resolution midrange. With many modern speakers, ambience is reproduced with a touch of emphasis, a ‘hissy’ effect that places the treble slightly forward of the mix, with a familiar but unwelcome ‘hi-fi’ sheen. Not so with the D7, where the background has a natural restrained ‘hussshhh’, conveying that concert hall sense of atmosphere and expectation."
"There’s the tactile representation of transients, the subtle differentiation of complex percussion sounds, each properly pitched and playing a tune, an honest portrayal of those sounds, a special melding of mid and treble outputs and finally that incisive, natural, if rare ‘crack’ to midrange transients. It shows exceptional vocal articulation: female vocals are remarkably natural, and also show fine perspectives. Easy on the ears, it also has a powerful and extended bass providing a generous ambient field."
"This speaker is very clean and precise but isn’t stark or analytical, some speakers manage to sound remarkably detailed and clean by virtue of a rather clinical top end but this neatly sidesteps that possibility with the tweeter design. It fills in the leading edges in such an effortless fashion that all you hear are the intonations and nuances of the music, this means that lyrics are very easy to understand and tiny bells have a solidity to them that few tweeters can manage. Making treble notes into rounded, multi-faceted things is not easy without forcing them on the listener but that’s what the D7 achieves. "
"What is obvious is that this is a seriously revealing and low distortion loudspeaker, one that shifts the Spendor name several rungs up the ladder in terms of its ability to compete on the world stage. Combine this with the phenomenal build and finish quality on offer and you have an extremely attractive speaker..."
"Smooth, refined yet wonderfully open. Bass punch allied to tremendous mid-band and treble insight makes for a winning combination."
"This track showcases above all the excellence of Spendor's new treble unit - and it is very impressive. Indeed the LPZ tweeter is a bit of a revelation..."
"They do not discriminate between musical genres nor attempt to impose any sonic signature on the music - simply letting it flow with unimpeded ease. As affordable high-end loudspeakers go there's little to touch them."
"The D7 is technically a very interesting loudspeaker that measures unusually well in most areas, better than most. It is superbly accurate, has very well damped and acoustically even bass and needs little power to go loud."
