daytona600
05-12-2012, 13:55
love full range horns , But not the price , the size or the looks
Rethm Trishna & Maarga Now on uk demo
2012 stereophile recommended component & 6moons Blue Moon Award
custom full range drivers , No crossover , Active isobaric bass
High efficiency to 99dD - can be driven with 2watts
SET friendly 45 , 2a3 , 300b etc
superb modern design
STEREOPHILE 2012 RECOMENDED COMPONENT
Rethm Trishna:
Made in India and designed by architect Jacob George, the crossoverless Trishna has a rated sensitivity of 96dB, a nominal impedance of 8 ohms, and measures 39" H by 6.6" W by 14.4" D. A top-mounted horizontal cylinder accommodates the speaker’s 5" paper-cone driver and rear-wave horn, while a sealed isobaric bass chamber holds two 6.5" paper-cone woofers, these powered by a solid-state FET amplifier at the speaker’s base. Despite its elevated upper midrange and inability to play loud, the Trishna had a compelling and immediate sound, with lots of low-l Level detail, exceptional resolution, and clean, tight bass, said ST, adding “Amazing how Rethm can “wrest” (heh, heh) such smooth and relatively uncolored sound from a single full-range driver.” The appeal here is coherence, a purity of sound that ST ascribes to a full-range driver. Best for smaller rooms and moderate listening levels, he cautions. (Vol.34 No.7)
Also matching Gaatham 6C33c OTL 16wpc SET two box Integrated amplifier
& talaam isolation rack
http://scottnangle.co.uk/rethm_16.html
RMAF show report & video http://parttimeaudiophile.com/2012/11/17/rmaf12-simplicity-rules-with-voxativ-and-rethm/
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pfuL8vNez7A&playnext=1&list=PL816898EBE8CB231D&feature=results_main
Rethm Trishna & Maarga Now on uk demo
2012 stereophile recommended component & 6moons Blue Moon Award
custom full range drivers , No crossover , Active isobaric bass
High efficiency to 99dD - can be driven with 2watts
SET friendly 45 , 2a3 , 300b etc
superb modern design
STEREOPHILE 2012 RECOMENDED COMPONENT
Rethm Trishna:
Made in India and designed by architect Jacob George, the crossoverless Trishna has a rated sensitivity of 96dB, a nominal impedance of 8 ohms, and measures 39" H by 6.6" W by 14.4" D. A top-mounted horizontal cylinder accommodates the speaker’s 5" paper-cone driver and rear-wave horn, while a sealed isobaric bass chamber holds two 6.5" paper-cone woofers, these powered by a solid-state FET amplifier at the speaker’s base. Despite its elevated upper midrange and inability to play loud, the Trishna had a compelling and immediate sound, with lots of low-l Level detail, exceptional resolution, and clean, tight bass, said ST, adding “Amazing how Rethm can “wrest” (heh, heh) such smooth and relatively uncolored sound from a single full-range driver.” The appeal here is coherence, a purity of sound that ST ascribes to a full-range driver. Best for smaller rooms and moderate listening levels, he cautions. (Vol.34 No.7)
Also matching Gaatham 6C33c OTL 16wpc SET two box Integrated amplifier
& talaam isolation rack
http://scottnangle.co.uk/rethm_16.html
RMAF show report & video http://parttimeaudiophile.com/2012/11/17/rmaf12-simplicity-rules-with-voxativ-and-rethm/
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pfuL8vNez7A&playnext=1&list=PL816898EBE8CB231D&feature=results_main