http://www.illusionaudio.com/
anyone heard about this , or have any experience with these speakers, plese share them, i got a dealership offer and wanna have views on it..
Replies (6)
P0werLifter on 12/19/2005 15:46:44
I've never heard of them, but they look like a decent brand. I'd be interested to hear some of their products
Ash on 12/19/2005 18:10:23
They have been around for a while and of course were sort of expensive. Not sure about now though. I myself wouldn't mind auditioning their products, but have never seen them anywhere local. Funny how some products never gets picked up by these so called retailers.
MrBrownstone on 12/22/2005 00:32:45
I've seen and used their top end products. Very good stuff, but excessively pricey for the average user.
If you already have a big high end brand, I wouldn't make a switch for them as few people have heard of them. If you don't have a high end brand, and have high end clientele, they are a great brand.
swez on 12/22/2005 20:15:44
The technology used in these speakers are "State of the Art". However, the average listener may not have a "critical ear" to pick up the differences and justify the prices.
Like Mr. B and others have stated, if you have "High-End Audiophile" type clients on a regular basis, this product will be appreciated. If not, it's probably best to work with other SQ product sources that are not so pricey.
Swez
Victor on 12/24/2005 16:38:41
Well that says it all... I guess will have to first audition them since all of you here are saying that they are supposed to be good.
Will try and convince my next client to use these , and lets see if they do well, til then let me not comit for a dealership..
Thanks all..
I have always loved helping here , cause I know when help is needed i will get the best that is around..
Thanks again.
Victor..
MrBrownstone on 12/25/2005 03:46:28
the beauty of audio is that speaker technology has exceeded human hearing, so even if a product is way more 'advanced' than another, who cares?
They do have some very cool features that make them marketable, though.
anyone heard about this , or have any experience with these speakers, plese share them, i got a dealership offer and wanna have views on it..
Replies (6)
P0werLifter on 12/19/2005 15:46:44
I've never heard of them, but they look like a decent brand. I'd be interested to hear some of their products
Ash on 12/19/2005 18:10:23
They have been around for a while and of course were sort of expensive. Not sure about now though. I myself wouldn't mind auditioning their products, but have never seen them anywhere local. Funny how some products never gets picked up by these so called retailers.
MrBrownstone on 12/22/2005 00:32:45
I've seen and used their top end products. Very good stuff, but excessively pricey for the average user.
If you already have a big high end brand, I wouldn't make a switch for them as few people have heard of them. If you don't have a high end brand, and have high end clientele, they are a great brand.
swez on 12/22/2005 20:15:44
The technology used in these speakers are "State of the Art". However, the average listener may not have a "critical ear" to pick up the differences and justify the prices.
Like Mr. B and others have stated, if you have "High-End Audiophile" type clients on a regular basis, this product will be appreciated. If not, it's probably best to work with other SQ product sources that are not so pricey.
Swez
Victor on 12/24/2005 16:38:41
Well that says it all... I guess will have to first audition them since all of you here are saying that they are supposed to be good.
Will try and convince my next client to use these , and lets see if they do well, til then let me not comit for a dealership..
Thanks all..
I have always loved helping here , cause I know when help is needed i will get the best that is around..
Thanks again.
Victor..
MrBrownstone on 12/25/2005 03:46:28
the beauty of audio is that speaker technology has exceeded human hearing, so even if a product is way more 'advanced' than another, who cares?
They do have some very cool features that make them marketable, though.
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