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Editors' Choice: Stenheim Alumine Three

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By Alan Taffel, Robert Greene
| The Absolute Sound Verified
Stenheim Alumine Three $39,800 This 3-way “compact reference” loudspeaker from the relatively young Swiss company Stenheim is an explosive musical launchpad that brings a set of strengths to the market that is frankly unique in one small (but 150-pound-heavy) package. An unusually high 93dB sensitivity with a nominal 8-ohm impedance (6 ohms minimum) opens the window of usable amplification.
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Editors' Choice: Linear Tube Audio ZOTL Ultralinear+

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By Robert Greene, Andrew Quint
| The Absolute Sound Verified
Linear Tube Audio ZOTL Ultralinear+ $6,800 David Berning’s Ultralinear+ amplifier breaks new ground in emulating a traditional UL output in a ZOTL setting. It also marks the resumption of his “love affair” with TV sweep tubes. A pair of 17JN6 Compactrons in push-pull connection generates 20Wpc. Sonically, the UL has much in common with the legendary ZH-270. Both share transient speed and control beyond the capabilities of ordinary tube amps.
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Eminent Technology LFT-8c Planar Loudspeaker

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By Robert Greene
| The Absolute Sound Verified
I suppose most of my past readers tend to think of me as someone who goes towards such “objective” descriptions naturally, by preference. But part of me is in fact a sort of crazed romantic—I once seriously considered buying some speakers that were far outside my budget on the sole basis of the way they made Arthur Grumiaux sound so beautiful on one single record (To My Friends, on Philips), as he did sound in reality.
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