I gotta pop in here, as I own a set, and have listened to them for some time now. To say they sound good is perhaps an understatement. To say they sound great is perhaps an overstatement. I promoted them in the past, and I'll do so today. That said, I'm bothered by the fact that in NONE of their expositions do they actually show a cross-section of what they claim to be the innards of their cabinet. In the video above it's stated at one point that they're showing the inner 'Fibonacci' structure. In fact, they do not. They show some inner stippling, some 'caulking' or sealant of some kind, as well as some box-like chambers. But...."Where's the Beef??"!!! I want to see exactly how these things are built!! Or, are the boxes the 'secret'? No 'Fibonacci' spiral, but just boxes with internal volume that goes from a unit of 1, to twice that (2), to 'thrice' that (3X)? Hence the Fibonacci Sequence!!
Anyway, I have the 'early' Type 2s, and with the 3" driver, I just can't get enough air movement out of them to satisfy me, even in limited room and 'near-field' circumstances. I've coupled them with a Sub-woofer and it helped dramatically!! I can't see using them any other way. At $200 and with the addition of a sub, this is now a VERY reasonable system.... and really does out-perform a lot of other systems where a similar investment might be made. I may take a trip up to NY some day, just to visit their showroom, and maybe hope they'll reveal a bit more to me. I know they now make what I believe is either the model 4 or model 6....the floor-standing unit with the 8" driver. I think they're stating this to be a $3K unit. I recently purchased a set of Tekton Lores....which retail for $1K.....and sound REALLY GOOD!! For me to justify an additional $2K for the Fibby units, I need to know EXACTLY what inside the box. I leave the door open to them....... but I believe they need to be a bit more revealing about their internal design structure. Until then, I have to admit that I remain somewhat skeptical..... FWIW!! WC