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Finishes

The Enterprise: standard
satin black and red birch finish with standard 14 X 12 X 1 inch
base (email
or call 919-244-8777) |
Some
comments from an owner of the Role Enterprise:
The overall presentation of
the Enterprises is that they truly "disappear" in the
best sense of the word. From the shimmery strings, triangles,
and cymbals to the slam of the kettle drums the sound does not
appear to come from the speakers or drivers themselves, but to
emanate from a seamless soundstage. Voice reproduction is beautiful
- full-bodied yet realistic, without any graininess or false
"edge" to it. I listen to a lot of choral and operatic
stuff, besides chamber and orchestral music. Vocal timbres on
my favorite-the Karajan La Boheme with Pavarotti and Freni, are
perfectly rendered, as is the huge soundstage. On LP's of Fiedler
and the Boston Pops, the ambience of the hall as well as the
robustness of the brass and slam of the percussion are the best
I have heard them rendered. I can't say enough positive about
the Enterprises - they just sound "right".
As they used to say on Star Trek, Live Long and Prosper!
Gene S. (New York) |
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The Enterprise: optional black ash
finish with standard 14 X 12 X 1 inch base (email
or call 919-244-8777)
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More comments from the same owner:
What is startling
is how neutral and revealing the speakers are. As an illustration
of this point, I had been struggling with choosing between three
tonearm cables and two phono stages. With the Enterprises in
the system their differences were easily discerned, the shortcomings
of the losers being clearly revealed. The system they are in
is: Allaerts MCI MkII cartridge, Morch DP-6 tonearm, Merrill
Heirloom turntable with Anniversary Ringmat, tonearm cable: solid-core
single-stranded pure silver, preamp Klimo Merlin and Argo both
heavily modified by Roger Sheker of Audience, amplifier Border
Patrol SE300B with cryo'ed transformers, upgraded caps, and Ko-On
stepped attenuator, Audience Au24 speaker cables with silver
banana plugs, and a McIntosh MR71 FM tuner upgraded by Richard
Modafferi. I tried many different CD players but I just can't
listen to CD's - there is no emotional connection of digits to
music. My room is large - about 15x20 with 9 foot ceilings. ...
at normal human listening levels they are very satisfying with
the 10 beautiful watts I have to give them. Anyway, I'm a happy
customer - these are even better than I expected!
Gene S. (New York) |
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The Enterprise: optional
white Baltic birch plywood and red birch finish shown with optional
small base. (email
or call 919-244-8777) |
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Also Vailable is satin cream white
(not shown) |
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