What is the prettiest loudspeaker?

Wow. Beautiful speakers and room. I am curious where you're located as I also noticed the beautiful background behind your windows. Nick
Thanks for your kind words.
I live in the Principality of Liechtenstein.
 
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Thanks for your kind words.
I live in the Principality of Liechtenstein.
Just the name sounds expensive :eek: Only time i visited was for a company bank account in the 90's the bankers were as slippery as their Swiss counterparts. Not to keen on opening accounts for US companies, but when they found out the company also owned a German Gmbh. they became very cooperative. Cheating the German tax authorities was not considered dangerous for them i suppose :p
 
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Love the looks and sound of my Sonner Legato Unum’s.
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Lawrence Audio out of Taiwan makes some really great looking speakers:

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To each his own. I’m going to disagree with you on this one. Although their style mimics musical instruments, I have an aversion to speaker “coffins”, which these remind me of.
 
To each his own. I’m going to disagree with you on this one. Although their style mimics musical instruments, I have an aversion to speaker “coffins”, which these remind me of.

It's certainly subjective. I'm reminded of the late Peter Aczel (of The Audio Critic) who coined the term "monkey coffins" for traditional boxy speakers. While you can do quite a bit with shapes to mitigate that aspect, ultimately most speakers do fall into that same category.

I just think that Lawrence Audio does better than most at making them at least interesting. They sound pretty great too!
 
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Love that red burgundy, one of my all time favorite colors, and such a beautiful speakers btw
Any color you like. I chose basic Piano Black:
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I just saw some Blumenhofer Gioia 2x10 which I really like the look of. Picture courtesy of 6moons/fairaudio.
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I did Blumenhofer, too, but they do make a statement in the room. The sound is sublime. Here is another model I like.



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I did Blumenhofer, too, but they do make a statement in the room. The sound is sublime. Here is another model I like.



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If you have the opportunity, try the Audiomat Solfège Reference 20 amplifier with Blumenhofer. You will never forget this combination promise. A colorful, lively pace, an enchanting 3D stage that makes you want to bow down.~ 10k€
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As it happens… and probably not a coincidence..:)…. I own two of my favorite speakers of all time in terms of aesthetics.
They hit my taste with a bull’s-eye - reserved, contemporary, beautiful wood finishes and combinations of materials, high-level of fit and finish.

My Joseph Audio Perspective2 Graphene speakers:

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And my Thiel 2.7 speakers in tiger ebony finish:

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