GamuT L3 Mini-monitors

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Specifications:

• High frequency driver: 38mm (1.5”) ring radiator, SD-2 neodymium motor, non-resonant aluminum chamber, multiple chamber low compression design, machined aluminum faceplate and stainless steel phase plug
• Low/mid frequency driver: Two 180mm (7”) bass/midrange, powerful vented SD-1 motor, sliced paper cone, low loss linear suspension, low compression aerodynamic aluminum chassis, spike-mounted in cabinet
• Crossover network: Multi order Non-Resonant Linked Impulse (NRLI) technology by GamuT, Electromagnetic and circuit optimized bi-level board layout
• Cabinet: High density fiber board featuring internal skeleton braces and dampened with bitumen. Real wood veneer with eleven layers of hand polished high-gloss lacquer
• Frequency response: 42 – 60.000Hz
• Sensitivity: 88dB @ 2,83V
• Impedance: 6Ω nominal,minimum 4,6Ω @ 200Hz
• Recommended power: 50-300W
• Input connections: High-quality,gold plated WBT binding posts with 4mm plugs. Bi-wire and bi-amp capability
• Cabinet dimensions: (HxWxD) 15 x 7.9 x 15”
• Weight: 34lb

CONCLUSION

The Gamut L3s are a well engineered, beautiful speaker that allows the listener enjoy a very musical experience with a very palpable soundstage. With the right amplification, you can hear good frequency extension, a very clear and quick midrange that never sounds threadbare. And for one last time, did you hear me say the soundstaging is world-class or better? I should also remind you that they sounded good enough with the Roksan Caspian integrated amp, that you could easily use them with an amp like that forever and step up later on.

I found the L3s very musical, but they did not quite have the raw aliveness of the Teresonic Magus. We're back to that matter of personal preference again, aren't we? The GamuT L3s are for someone who loves music and the luxurious things of life. They are beautiful to listen to and to look at. I can easily imagine them being your last speaker.


Full Review: Dagogo.com