Complete List of Speaker Manufacturers

[Big Daddy]

Originally Posted by BigAl87

Frank you have Cambridge Soundworks but not Cambridge Audio, they do make speakers too.

I added them. That is service at the seed of sound. You owe fifty Canadian cents.

[BigAl87]

Originally Posted by Big Daddy

I added them. That is service at the seed of sound. You owe fifty Canadian cents.

lol yeah that was fast

Thanks Frank you

[sonic_debauchery]

New one for ya

As a publisher of a Canadian audio video magazine I’m always delighted to hear of a new Canadian manufacturer – especially one that presents itself as well as Reev Designs. My first encounter with Reev Designs, which took place at the first Toronto Audio Video Entertainment Show (TAVES) at the end of September 2011, seemed to strike all the right notes. The company wisely utilized the event to launch its very first product, the Aatma stand-mount loudspeaker ($7,000) aimed at the audio enthusiast/audiophile market. Reev Designs’ Owner/Chief Designer Jugveer Randhawa – a passionate, well-spoken gentleman – was on hand at TAVES to answer questions and proudly demonstrate his fruit of labour. I had time for only a brief chat with Randhawa at the show and even less time to listen to his speakers but the encounter left me wanting to learn more about the company and its first speaker. A short two months after the show, a review pair of the Aatma speakers were hand-delivered to my house by Randhawa, which provided an opportunity for an extended chat over a cup of coffee.

From the moment I first laid my eyes on the Aatma speaker, I was astonished by its looks. Its solid cherry wood ribbed sides give it a busier appearance than a typical speaker but also make it very distinct. The enclosure gets its high-gloss shine thanks to the application of yorkite, a material used in the manufacturing of luxury furniture, and five coats of polyester paints. Once the paints are applied, the speaker is meticulously buffed and polished. The Aatma has a fit and finish that are simply first class. The result is a gorgeous looking speaker, which combines both modern and art deco influences. At TAVES, Reev Designs demonstrated a dark cherry and black speaker but my review pair had a white and black finish. I couldn’t decide which one I preferred more because I loved them both.

At its core, the Aatma features a two-way reflex loaded design which employs a Scanspeak 5-inch wood-pulp cone woofer combined with a Scanspeak 1-inch coated textile dome tweeter. Reev Designs modifies the motor and venting structure of the woofer to achieve the desired performance. The Aatma utilizes a point-to-point wired crossover which reduces the interference and interaction between the components. Prior to being mounted inside the enclosure, the crossover is coated in a proprietary resin that converts all the components into a single mass, which eliminates all micro-phonic resonances

[Big Daddy]

I added Reev Designs to the list in Post #2. Thank you for the information.

[Johnny Vinyl]

Out of the U.K. and available online, although I've seen them in Toronto at Canada Computes.

Ferguson Hill

[LMN8R]

Since the data was lost, I'd like to resubmit Human Speakers. One of the employees of the defunct Genesis Physics bought their equipment and builds replacement drivers for Genesis/EPI and two and three way speakers from their design. Excellent products and service.

[Big Daddy]

Originally Posted by LMN8R

Since the data was lost, I'd like to resubmit Human Speakers. One of the employees of the defunct Genesis Physics bought their equipment and builds replacement drivers for Genesis/EPI and two and three way speakers from their design. Excellent products and service.

I added Human Speakers to the list. Thank you.

[enricoclaudio]

What about Monoprice?

http://www.monoprice.com/products/su...09&cp_id=10837

[Johnny Vinyl]

I have another to add to the list:

RJH Audio

[LouieIV]

Your missing ARX speakers formerly Acculine.

-LouieIV

[nrx789]

[James16]

Can we add this as I cannot update my HT Gallery without this

Acoustic Energy, premium loudspeaker solutions for every application.

here is there website - http://www.acoustic-energy.co.uk/

[Big Daddy]

Originally Posted by anthonysepard

Really amazing list because I have never seen various sites which have you provide different speakers. Even I have never tried to visit this site before. Last time, I bought creative's speakers from online. Can you suggest me which is the best? Because I want to buy another speakers.

There are plenty of good speaker companies and speakers. There is no such thing as the best. It all depends on your budget, room, your needs, your taste and aesthetics.

I highly recommend that you take a few of your favorite CDs and visit a few A/V stores and audition as many speakers as you can. Your taste may be quite different than mine or your friends. Narrow down your list to a few companies and then make a decision about buying the speakers that meet your needs the most.

[Korrigan]

The Jamo website you have listed doesn't work anymore.
The site is now http://www.jamo.com/

[Big Daddy]

Originally Posted by Korrigan

The Jamo website you have listed doesn't work anymore.
The site is now http://www.jamo.com/

I can't keep up with the manufacturers anymore. I should ask them to send me a dollar every time they change anything. I can retire in six months.