Sonus Faber Speakers Reviews

The Sonus faber Duetto are an impressive pair of active bookshelf speakers. At 4K/pair they deliver truly amazing sound but the prototypes I reviewed were buggy.

3 expert reviews

Although the Lumina II is not that much bigger than the Lumina I, they play with greater authority. The soundstage grows with the Lumina II, which also gives the listener both fatter and more hard-hitting bass. While it doesn’t go all the way, it’s...

4 expert reviews

The Sonus Faber Electa Amator III speakers just may be the perfect blend of sound quality, industrial design, and old-world craftsmanship that you can find today in the stand-mount category!

5 expert reviews | 5 user reviews

The Sonus faber Lumina III is an approachable Italian speaker with a beautiful appearance and a ton of personality. Definitely worth a listen!

6 expert reviews

Visit the Sonus Faber website and you're given the softest of soft sells. The home page has birds flying lazily overhead while wheat sways gently in the breeze. Quiet classical music hums in the background. Click in the right place and you might find a...

15 expert reviews | 10 user reviews

Venere 2.5 Speaker System Performance Build Quality Value

5 expert reviews | 4 user reviews

THE SUMIKO S.9 SUBWOOFER has an excellent design.

3 expert reviews

Price: $6,044 At A Glance: Elegant, understated styling • Sweet yet detailed sound • Excellent dialogue intelligibility • Coherent three-dimensional picture • High SPLs without strain Leather-Clad Pleasure Toy What's in a name? If a 1960s-era General...

13 expert reviews | 1 user reviews

This is a subtly designed, elegant sounding package, whose overall balance would do credit to a larger enclosure. Not really intended for heavy rock duties, the Liuto is hard to beat, especially when used with well-engineered acoustic recordings

5 expert reviews | 2 user reviews

This Review is for The Sonus Faber Auditor Elipsa which has no space here in AudioReview yet

3 expert reviews | 1 user reviews

Sonus Faber Amati Anniversario is a really high end loudspeaker. Feed them with a amplifier and signal source in same high end class and you will have a music system you never get tired to listen to for ever. This speakers will give you all the musical...

2 expert reviews | 1 user reviews

The Liuto Monitors are as classy as standmounters come. With the right kind of music they can sound magical

3 expert reviews

Sonus Faber Loudspeakers are built in Vicenza, a northern Italian city known for its architecture. Appropriate to this, the Concerto, like all Sonus products, bears a distinctly Old-World look: The rich patina of its solid Virginia walnut sides graces...

3 expert reviews | 10 user reviews

It’s a sweetly refined transducer which reproduces extraordinary micro-detail... something quite special

5 expert reviews | 1 user reviews

Sometimes in life one gets it right, not always but sometimes. Buying the Sonus Faber Domus Grand Pianos, plus sub, centre and rears was one of them for me. Not being an AudioPhile, like your other reviewers, I can't possibly comment on the finer...

5 user reviews

The Stradivari is simply voluptuous sounding, combining fine dynamic nuance and superb large-scale 'snap' with drop-dead gorgeous timbres. It is truly great high-end loudspeaker, as gorgeous to look at as it is to listen to. Its sound is so beautiful,...

2 expert reviews | 3 user reviews

I bought them S/H 10 years ago. First I listened them with a 35W tube amp (music angel). It worked well on a small room but it was truly inadequate on larger rooms. I put them away for 7 years and last year I tried again with a totally different...

6 user reviews

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6 user reviews

Exquisitely contrived, if specialised upper mid price speaker

5 expert reviews

I enjoyed every minute that Sonus Faber's Venere S loudspeakers spent in my system -- something that happens very rarely. With its stunning profile and attractive optional Wood finish, this shouldn't surprise. What surprised me was that the Venere S...

2 expert reviews

The entry-level Chameleon Series delivers the visual flair we'd expect from Sonus faber at a much lower price, but how does the new Chameleon B bookshelf speaker perform? Myron Ho finds out.

4 expert reviews

I have now owned he Sonus Faber Amati Homage for 8 years, and I don not expect to part with it for many years to come. The sound of instruments is beguiling,the timbre of a violin and most other 'natural' instruments unmatched. I listen to Classical...

6 user reviews

While superficially resembling the original Grand Piano, which I reviewed in the May 1998 Stereophile, the Home is larger and trades in the 2-way-with-passive-radiator design for a 21/2-way system. Two 7-inch coated glass-fiber-cone woofers handle the...

4 expert reviews | 1 user reviews

Ideal for those who need flexibility in finish options and positioning, without sacrificing much performance

2 expert reviews | 1 user reviews

Stunning looks, superb build quality, superior fit and finish, and impressive sonics combine here to produce an affordable speaker line that lives up to Sonus faber’s reputation for stylish industrial design and sophisticated highresolution sound.

2 expert reviews