Definitive TechnologyD11 Demand Series Bookshelf Speakers for Hi-End Stereo Systems | New and Unique Tweeter Design | Acoustically Transparent Magnetic Grille | Pair, Premium Piano Black

Nach der super Rezension im Audio Magazin war ich sehr Erwartungsvoll.Verarbeitung Top, Design aufgeräumt, aber im Klang nicht nachvollziehbar, wie das Magazin auf eine so hohe Bewertung kommt.Frei aufgestellt, 30-50 Zentimeter vor der Rückwand, mal mehr, mal weniger in die Ecke verschoben, überall wenig Bass, trotz passiv Membran.Die Stimmen klingen belegt und der Raum ist klein. Auch nach 15 Stunden Einspielzeit, wenig Änderung.Klanglich eher in der 500,-- Euro-Klasse fürs Pärchen angesiedelt. Getestet an Abacus Dolifet und Arcam AVR600.Sehr schade.

Who like typical american strong sound with low bass frequency..

I have been researching off and on a pair of bookshelf speakers for my dedicated "listening room" in the basement - literally a couch facing a mirrored wall - no TV! I finally decided to splurge and go with the D11 set from DT over the D9, and am driving these speakers from a 2018 Sonos Amp.Upon first listen I was blown away by the soundstage. I do not have any treatment on the walls but the clarity this configuration delivers right out of the box is unbelievable for the size of the speakers. The top radiating vents for the bass truly add a huge dimension to the sound, but the upper range is just so crystal clear. I'm streaming FLAC files ripped straight from CD through my Sonos system, as well as high quality Spotify tracks, and every song I throw at it I hear something new that I've not heard before. I think the pairing with the Sonos Amp is also a huge win - it delivers 125 watts per channel and, even though I also did try a bi-amping arrangement with an older model Amp that I have in storage, I decided it wasn't worth the trouble to wire up both Amp devices - the levels are hard to get right and changing volume will impact the balance of the highs and lows. So for me, it's single wire with the bridge kept locked in on the speakers.Overall I am very pleased with these speakers - we have owned a set of floor standing DT speakers (that have built-in powered subs in each) for almost 20 years now, so I know DT's reputation for quality workmanship. Very glad that the D11's have so far lived up to all that I read about them!

If you enjoying genre like Jazz, Bossa Nova, Classical basically anything have instruments heavy. These are for you.I've coupled them with Parasound Halo amplifier, very neutral and a joy to listen to, none of the high notes are bright to my ears. Bass is alright, but once I turned on the SVS SB-1000 to reinforce the bottom lines and blended in well with D11. Woew! enjoy them every hour when I'm home after work. Comes highly recommended.IMO, burn-in them in for a bit. I've burned mine about 30 hours before I've started listening to these speakers.

I had some definitive technology towers in my recording studio until I lost the entire studio to a flood caused by hurricane Ian so I knew their speakers were first rate. Did alot of research into bookshelf speakers and after comparing frequency response curves of all highly rated bookshelf speakers these had the flattest response in other words they are the most accurate. Reviewers who say they are bass shy are full of BS. It has FLAT bass and FLAT treble. If you're an audiophile like me and would never mess with the tone controls of your amp or receiver, these are for you. KEF 350s have elevated bass and treble, SVS Ultra have screaming treble, whereas these are flat. Just listened so my favorite cds and was blown away! If you want to hear music the way the artist intended it to sound can't get closer than these in a bookshelf speaker.