Yet another great test of Django XL

Thank you very much to Stefan Gawlick at Hifi&Records in Germany for this great review. As usual, the translation is so so but hopefully you get the gist:

RESULT
How is this possible? That is the question I have asked myself many times during my time with Django. It is quite clear that one must look with a magnifying glass to find a speaker with such a bandwidth, wide soundstage, detail and balance. The joy that this speaker conveys with small competent amplifier is great. The Marten Django is a declaration of war and that a clear one!

More from Munich

It’s all over now but we still have some stuff to show. We finally managed to find some time to have a look at this HUGE show.

We have featured these guys before but they are so cool that we had to stay for a listen again. Gigantic antique restored theatre and cinema speakers from Silbatone Acoustics. Very impressive.

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Behind the Scenes

These are the cables we use in both of our set ups, from Purist, good stuff.

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New Heritage Series

This is what we are premiering today at High End 2012, The brand new Heritage Series: Bird 2, Getz 2, Miles 5 and Duke 2. Quite some upgrade we think:) Please have a look at our updated site here or download the press release here.

The Marten/Nagra room

We finished fine tuning it right on time. Here are a few quick shots of the room.

The main setup with Django XL, M•Amp Mono Power block and Nagra electronics on M•Furniture Audio Bench.

The premiere of the new Miles 5 that we will tell you more about soon.

Collage type panorama of the whole room. Click to enlarge.

We’ll be back soon with more news.

Highend 2012

The room is really getting there and it already sounds good. There’s always a slight worry before that one of the ‘links in the chain’ will not work or so, so now we can relax. At least until it opens tomorrow.

This is a bit like that huge storage space at the end of ‘Raiders of the Lost Ark’:)

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Music on the inside

Bjoern Ewers has created these ads for the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra with photos taken from the inside of instruments. Beautiful stuff!

Maybe we should make ads with photos of the insides of our speakers:)

Surf’s Up

There’s this amazing huge park in munich, called Englisher Garten where there are a lot of canals that you actually can swim in. At the last day of our visit last week, the weather was so warm and the park filled up with sunbathers and also surfers.

One of the canals has a constant wave you can surf on. Pretty cool eh?

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Our youngest fan

She didn’t keep still for very long but she seemed to enjoy listening for a bit:)

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More music in Munich

We would’ve loved to go to the opera here in Munich, it’s supposed to be brilliant but there’s not enough time for that unfortunately. Maybe next time.

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