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Totem vs Dynaudio - Audiogon Discussion Forum
https://forum.audiogon.com/discussions/totem-vs-dynaudio
The Totems are a little more polite IMO, while the Danes, although warm, are extremely detailed. I did audition the Focus 140 in my home once. Just remember with either of these, a good quality source and amplification is key and neither should let you down. But just to counter someone else's post... Totems DO NOT use Dynaudio drivers.
Totem Hawk vs. Dali Helicon 400 Mk1 vs. Dynaudio — Polk ...
https://forum.polkaudio.com/discussion/83541/totem-hawk-vs-dali-helicon-400-mk1-vs-dynaudio
I own Dynaudio's and they're very hard to set up correctly. The Totem's are probably more forgiving but render a completely different presentation. I've listened to a number of Dali models with the Mentor 2 as my favorite for performance/price. However room placement was very important again.
Totem Signature One VS Dyn Special 40 VS Totem Element ...
https://www.canuckaudiomart.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=50657
I'm actually from the UK but I thought I would post here are there seem to be a lot of Totem and Dynaudio users. I've currently got the Signature one on Home Demo. ... Seems like the Dyns are cheap here but the Totems expensive, Europe VS Canada etc Top . ScanSpeak Post subject: Re: Totem Signature One VS Dyn Special 40 VS Totem Element E.
Hawk - Totem
https://totemacoustic.com/product/hawk/
Soaring to high-vibrational heights, the Totem Hawk exemplifies total involvement with the senses. Truly full range, extremely compact and aesthetically balanced, the Hawk has incredible attributes and strengths that will bring you to the realm of sonic nirvana. The Hawk’s detailed voicing, harmonic nuances and timbre precision will simply move your soul to the core. With …
The Totem Acoustic Hawk - AudioShark
https://www.audioshark.org/speakers-10/totem-acoustic-hawk-9487.html
The Totem speakers were a bit brighter sounding and had the same level of bass output down to 50Hz or so. The electrostatic midrange was more clear, but less dynamic. The Totem Hawks had brighter (nearly annoying) highs. …
Auditioned Totem SKY and Harbeth P3ESR | Steve …
https://forums.stevehoffman.tv/threads/auditioned-totem-sky-and-harbeth-p3esr.642631/
Quite amazing. Unlike the Harbeths these Totems could rock out without support from a subwoofer – they even did a credible job with Daft Punk at moderately loud levels (but in a small room remember). Another positive is that the Totem’s retail price is $450 less than the Harbeth’s. One can buy a lot of great music for $450.
Totem Acoustic Rainmaker Review vs KEF LS50 vs Zu Audio ...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U8zyJnpu1EY
The Totem Acoustic Rainmaker speakers don't really look all that special from the outside, but like most things, we shouldn't judge a book by its cover, or i...
Looking for speakers comparable to Totem Forest ...
https://forums.audioholics.com/forums/threads/looking-for-speakers-comparable-to-totem-forest.60093/
Yes Totem does use some Dyn drivers but they are drivers built by Dyn to Totem specs, these same drivers are not used in Dyn speakers. Totem is the only company that Dyn still sells it's drivers to. Totem felt that the Dyn drivers did not meet the requirements they were looking for so Totem's designer met with the Dyn engineers and told them ...
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