Sometimes people who love audio have more money than sense, and that's why the audiophile business thrives. When you have people paying 700 bucks for a wooden knob and multiple thousands for a speaker cable, you have to admit that there's some psychological voodoo involved.
But that's nothing. How would you like to spend a cool $2,000,000 on home playback system? Here's a great article that lists the top 10 most expensive speaker systems. I've only listed 5 here, but you can see
the entire article at the whatuwantnow blog.
"When its music, debate, rock party, wedding or even a religious occasion, speakers are the most important concern to look, and to make one occasion perfect, people love to have good quality speakers,
1. ULTIMATE by Transmission Audio
Can you imagine a speaker can cost $2,000,000? Yes, this is the one, the most expensive speaker of the world, which wants 31,000 Watt to be listened. It has four aloof dipole subwoofers, and every subwoofer carries 10 fifteen inches subwoofers. This is not enough; every dipole plate has 24 eight inches unit channels, and 2 dipole MF on each channel along with one HF Channel plate of 68 meters ribbon.
2. Grand Enigma by Kharma
Second most expensive speakers of the world costing you around $1,000,000, you can’t imagine the beauty of these speakers which are found in a Building in Belgium. They are totally enigmatic and loud with advance stereo system launched after complete test.
3. Infinite Wisdom Grande Loudspeaker by Wisdom Audio
Third most expensive speakers of the world costing around $7, 00,000, are really astonishing speakers built like a tower of 23 length with 2 tons of the weight, perhaps suitable for big ground parties.
4. MBX 10.9s46 by California Audio Technology
Another most expensive speaker of the world costs $560,000, are two guitar shaped attractive speakers in red color, each weighing 1 ton and height of 12 feet.
5. Sphäron Excalibur by Acapella Audio Arts
Another most expensive speaker of the world costs $380,700 and is uniquely has identical columns created of eight, thirty inch of subwoofers, and this speaker has buzzes of twelve square meters.
How do these stack up? Can't say as I've never heard any of them, but I'd venture to say that they'd all be improved by Carl Tatz's Phatom Focus System.
Read the entire article here.
