*Lowest Price Guarantee* Factory-sealed pair of High End Audio Speaker - $2,999 (Boulder)
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I'm an high end audio enthusiast for brands like Devialet, Naim, Bang & Olufsen.
From my personal collection. ONLY LOCAL (CO) CASH SALE.
"I’d ditch my reference system for a pair of Silver Phantoms in a heartbeat."
A pair of Devialet Silver Phantom Speakers (105dB, 16Hz to 25kHz) in factory-sealed boxes PLUS a pair of Treepod stands, also in factory-sealed boxes.
These can shake/rattle your windows at 70% volume!
Silver Phantom features every class-leading Devialet invention bringing you high-fidelity and ultra-dense sound in a compact design that fits in your home. Enjoy physical impact unlike anything you’ve ever felt. Silver Phantom will remain entirely upgradeable through the Devialet app, just like the rest of the Phantom line. Silver Phantom features every class-leading Devialet invention bringing you high-fidelity and ultra-dense sound in a compact design that fits in your home. Enjoy physical impact unlike anything you’ve ever felt. Silver Phantom will remain entirely upgradeable through the Devialet app, just like the rest of the Phantom line.
OOS from Devialet, still fully supported and upgradeable.
All Info here
https://www.devialet.com/en-us/css-catalog/silver-phantom/
Arthur Schopenhauer wrote that “Talent hits a target no one else can hit; Genius hits a target no one else can see.” I submit that Devialet’s Silver Phantom falls into the latter category. I’ve reviewed nearly 50 products over the past few years, from massive speakers and expensive cables to budget integrated amps and DACs. It would be all too easy for me to pigeonhole the Silver Phantom as a gimmicky, wannabe hi-fi pretender -- an all-in-one music system that promises more than it can deliver. The reality couldn’t be more different. This little speaker is a landmark of a convention-shattering product that strides firmly and confidently into new territory. Its vividly holographic imaging, staggering bass output, and deeply intuitive software integration make it easy to love. More important, its small size makes a traditional hi-fi system, with its multiple component boxes, interconnects, cables, and big, boxy speakers, look like something from the Late Cretaceous. Like Apple’s original iPhone and Tesla Motors’ Model S automobile, everything that came before the Silver Phantom now seems somehow cumbersome and archaic -- or, worse, irrelevant. If it wouldn’t make it impossible for me to continue reviewing audio gear, I’d ditch my reference system for a pair of Silver Phantoms in a heartbeat.