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Old 10-26-2014, 07:20 PM
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I sat thru a Sonus Faber demo where they pushed the Elipsa SE to the point where I thought the drivers were going to shoot across the room. He was trying to show these where not just for soft music, violins or female vocalists.
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What's your definition of "loud"? I'm running my Cremona M's with a 452/2300 combo and much past 40 I can't hear my wife talking. Lol, good and bad I guess...
I have thought of it I have a JLf113 but I could never get it to blend well so I just use it for movies if I set my h/t reliever to full range Sonus Faber cremona M fail on full range woofer pop
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Sonus will never be the loudest, though that may be changing with the new range, but they do have other qualities that makes them so great. Have you thought about adding a subwoofer to your system ?
I have thought of it I have a JLf113 but I could never get it to blend well so I just use it for movies if I set my h/t reliever to full range Sonus Faber cremona M fail on full range woofer pop
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My Elipsa's play loud
So do mine. Mine play loud & the bass is very good.

I also have the Cremona's(not M's). Amazing speakers. As with your M's mine are a little shallow on the bass.
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My M's draw complaints from the neighbors (I live in a townhouse) if I crank up my MA6600 above 40 (and I've never had it above 55). Pull them out from the walls to improve bass. If that isnt enough, consider RELs.
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I sat thru a Sonus Faber demo where they pushed the Elipsa SE to the point where I thought the drivers were going to shoot across the room. He was trying to show these where not just for soft music, violins or female vocalists.
If I had a choice when I bought my Elipsa , I would have gotten the SE glossy finish
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I have the Elipsa SE's and they can rock the house. Paired with the 601's, my ears cry for mercy long before the Elipsa's give out.
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Old 10-28-2014, 05:14 PM
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I have the Elipsa SE's and they can rock the house. Paired with the 601's, my ears cry for mercy long before the Elipsa's give out.
I wonder how much louder than the CremonaM I like the Elipsa. But wounded how much more output?
Is there any max spl rating on these speakers? I mean they all must have some point where they just reach a ceiling and it does matter if you put 5000watts through them they stop go louder at some point right?
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Old 10-28-2014, 05:29 PM
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If I had a choice when I bought my Elipsa , I would have gotten the SE glossy finish
The Elipsa SE in Red Violin is beautiful.
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Old 10-28-2014, 05:49 PM
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I wonder how much louder than the CremonaM I like the Elipsa. But wounded how much more output? Is there any max spl rating on these speakers? I mean they all must have some point where they just reach a ceiling and it does matter if you put 5000watts through them they stop go louder at some point right?
Ok, I have to ask.....If your primary concern is how loud they will play are you sure any Sf is the right speaker for you? I dont think that sheer volume levels is one of Sf's primary design criteria even for Aida or Lilium. Would you be happier with Wilson, B&W, Magico or others that might be more "dynamic" ?
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