Sonus Faber Concerto

Sonus Faber Loudspeakers are built in Vicenza, a northern Italian city known for its architecture. Appropriate to this, the Concerto, like all Sonus products, bears a distinctly Old-World look: The rich patina of its solid Virginia walnut sides graces...

Awhile back, I had the opportunity to be treated to what some of the world's most talented engineers have to offer. You see, I was having a drink with my friend Ron Jackson (president of Girard-Perregaux USA, a high-end watch manufacturer that has an...

The Ferrari of audio. Awhile back, I had the opportunity to be treated to what some of the world's most talented engineers have to offer. You see, I was having a drink with my friend Ron Jackson (president of Girard-Perregaux USA, a high-end watch...

The Sonus Faber Concerto Home are truly sonic marvels and one of the best monitors available for the price they sell for on the used market. I have owned both the original and the Home version. The Home version is clearly a better speaker regardless of...

I bought these about 4 years ago second hand at a steal. the seller was emigrating from my country and just wanted to get rid of it.

These speakers are very good, and as many have already mentionned, ther are very dependant on the electronics used.

If you're reading thins review, written in 2009, you're probably considering buying these SF's second hand, in which case you might not be able to listen to them first.....

Especially to those Grand Piano owners who find this speaker glaring and harsh, I would like to share with you my experience. I bought Grand Piano for both stereo playback and hometheatre use after reading Stereophile's review. Even after months of...

This is an update of the earlier review that I"ve posted below. As I've pointed out earlier, the GP's do require quality amplification to shine, and this belief has been further reinforced after I've got the Plinius SA-100MkIII. Holy Moley this is the...

Frankly speaking, I've chosen these speakers mainly for its sexy finish and curvaceous looks. Well anyway both sound and aesthetics are equally as important to me when it comes to buying speakers.