"You
will not find a better speaker anywhere near its price..."
Paul Cervantes, Ultralinear.net
"...the
bass is to die for...they image like a son of a bitch...the Enterprise
are, almost, neutral to a fault..."
Jeff
Rabin, enjoythemusic.com
"...this
is some of the finest cabinet work I've seen...Cabinet construction
is superb."
Marty
DeWulf, Bound for Sound
"It is marvelous.
I want this speaker!"
(MusikMike
Peshkin, stereomojo.com)
"I was astonished
by what a big sound came from these rather compact towers..."
John Sunier,
Audiophile Auditions, www.audaud.com
The Enterprise is designed
to meet the needs of the most demanding music lovers, serious
audiophiles, and home theater enthusiasts. The Enterprise delivers
better bass, better imaging, and better musicality at a fraction
of the size and cost of the competition. Through extensive research
and refinement we have developed the Enterprise into a loudspeaker
that delivers true state of the art performance.
The beautiful "two-tone
striking" handcrafted Enterprise cabinets feature
all rounded edges, sophisticated lock miter construction,  innovative
fabrication of ports and TL lines, and attention to detail that
is unprecedented.
The Enterprise cabinets
feature our "picture frame" design with no hard edges.
Wood side panels are framed in front, on top and in back with
satin black lacquer panels to enhance the natural beauty of wood.
Viewed directly from in front the cabinets appear all-black and
integrate well in theater systems. Viewed from the side, they
present a more spectacular presentation. In the case of our all
natural wood cabinets, the front, top, and back panels are finished
in Russian white Baltic birch plywood.
Our cabinets show we pay attention to our loudspeakers not only
as fine reproducers of music but also as objects of art.
As the the top-of-the-line
loudspeaker in the Role Audio line, the Enterprise measures only
5.5 inches wide by 43 inches high by 10.5 inches deep, and offers
concert hall performance (35 Hz to 20 kHz) in a very elegant
design that is intended for placement in small to large rooms.
How
can the Enterprise image as well as it does and at the same time
deliver extended "bass to die for?"
Patent Pending
DTL is a trademark of Role Audio Company
The Enterprise features
Role Audio unique DTL proprietary dual transmission line technology
that allows the Enterprise to deliver the effortless dynamics
often associated with electrostatic loudspeakers, the bass extension
of large floor standing loudspeakers, while it retains the finesse,
soundstaging, and imaging of the best small minimonitors. |
"...the
bass is to die for...they image like a son of a bitch..."
"...I
really can't imagine asking for much more than these speakers
are able to give. I'm enthralled with every recording I've put
on since it was bi-amped. The Enterprise would be welcomed by
me to replace my Infinity speakers.... I am shocked at how beautiful,
how real the music is; every recording, every one!"
(MusikMike
Peshkin, stereomojo.com)
"The ingenious
Dual Transmission Line (TM) allows the Enterprise's twin woofers
to do amazing things in the bottom end, musical things that continue
to impress me each time I listen to the Enterprises. The bass
is solid, fast and very extended. At the same time, the Enterprises
have a marvelously integrated sound that lets each recording
speak its own special language unhindered. Each time I sit down
in front of the Enterprises I find myself breathing a sigh of
quiet satisfaction: "This is just right."
Paul Cervantes, Ultralinear.net
"...the
Enterprise is a 1st technologically....I drove the Enterprise
hard, and on some occasions, very hard. Never did I experience
driver break-up or power distortions that I could associate with
the low order crossover or the small woofers....the dynamic
capabilities of the Enterprise surprised me. And while the
air moving capabilities of a speaker such as the VMPS RM40 has
its benefits, the Role... does nearly as well in the bass department."
"I
found the "old world" fit and finish of the Enterprise
to be in stark contrast with the industrial visage of the Gallo
[Nucleus Reference 3.1]...With the Merlin VSM and the Gallo,
this is some of the finest cabinet work I've seen..."
"...
the strength of the Enterprise is one of focus and leading edge
precision. String instruments particularly benefit from the transient
acuity of the Enterprise."
Marty
DeWulf, Bound for Sound
"The
Enterprises were able to deliver everything from the full wallop
of Phil Rudd's kick drum, to Wagner's Teutonic Fantasizing..."
Jeff
Rabin, enjoythemusic.com
"One
thing I quickly noticed was the excellent imaging with the Roles..."
"I was astonished by what a big sound came from these
rather compact towers - like a much larger and taller speaker
with more drivers - at least a true three-way design..."
"I was impressed by the high quality fit and finish of
the black lacquer and birch cabinets of the speakers. Sophisticated
lock-miter construction is used and corners are rounded throughout.
The two-tone design is very striking and makes the thin towers
appear even thinner..."
John Sunier, Audiophile
Auditions, www.audaud.com
"The
Enterprise’s svelte elegance allows for greater "Significant
Other Acceptance Factor" than any other floor standing speaker
I have ever used. Believe me when I say that pictures do not
begin to tell the story of the Enterprise’s aesthetic charms."
Paul Cervantes, Ultralinear.net
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