Introducing the IDS-25 Stereo Loudspeaker System

[joeinid]

This looks pretty interesting. Anyone know anything about it or actually hear it?

http://www.ids25.com/index.htm

[Phil A]

Never heard them but if it is the same guy as this - http://www.roger-russell.com/wire/wire.htm

he certainly has his opinions about things.

[audio.bill]

Joe - I've never heard them but you'd think with the claim of such revolutionary technology they'd have the skills to make a more functional web page that looks like something from this century. Reviewing their claims of superiority there's really nothing too unique and virtually all of the "advantages" apply to any line source array. I'd expect the system to have some sonic benefits but it appears to be best suited to a more basic entry level hi-fi system than the level of gear that you have. That's my perspective from an engineering point of view but maybe someone who has heard it can prove me wrong.

[joeinid]

Never heard them but if it is the same guy as this - http://www.roger-russell.com/wire/wire.htm

he certainly has his opinions about things.

Yes, same guy from Acoustic Research and McIntosh speaker fame.

Joe - I've never heard them but you'd think with the claim of such revolutionary technology they'd have the skills to make a more functional web page that looks like something from this century. Reviewing their claims of superiority there's really nothing too unique and virtually all of the "advantages" apply to any line source array. I'd expect the system to have some sonic benefits but it appears to be best suited to a more basic entry level hi-fi system than the level of gear that you have. That's my perspective from an engineering point of view but maybe someone who has heard it can prove me wrong.

Surfing around, it caught my eye. I agree the website needs work but that takes m money too. I don't know it it's still made or not but it's an interesting concept.

[Mechnutt]

I can't believe that they would put out any decent authoritative bass what so ever with a 3.5" driver.