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Reviews:
From DE7B review at Headfi.org:
"Octet Matrix Audio, as a brand new company on the market, has really hit one out of the park with their DE7 monitor speakers. I had reasonably high expectations for them but they have far surpassed what I thought could be achieved for $349."
"On build quality: there is nothing here that gives the DE7 away as costing any less than $700-$1000, minimum."
"Finally, on sonics: the highly detailed sound retains a smooth, even tone that works well with most any genre of music, producing a level of organic realism that is frankly unheard of in this price range. I have heard other budget speakers with strengths in certain areas, but never anything that performed so well across the board for so little money."
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Testimonials:
DE7B High Definition Bookshelf Monitor:
"I received these speakers a few days ago, and it was love at first listen...I feel like my entire listening horizon has moved forward...The highs are crisp, the mids flow incredibly smoothly, and the bass is punchy without being overbearing...The low end rolls off incredibly smoothly, with a perfect balance that I've never really experienced before. The combination of clarity, and smooth frequency response really puts these speakers in a different league."
- James W.
DE7B High Definition Bookshelf Monitor:
"Just wanted to let you know that I received the package yesterday and everything appears to be in perfect condition. I have to say I'm impressed with the fit and finish of these speakers - they surely appear to be much more expensive, and the weight gives the same impression."
- John G.
DE5B-DW50 Digital Wireless Stereo Bookshelf/Surround Speakers:
"Great product, I love these speakers!"
- masaskin
DE7B High Definition Bookshelf Monitor:
"I finally received the stands and have the DE7 all set up in my room. Looking and sounding quite nice! Better in my opinion than the $1100 speakers that formerly occupied the same spot."
- John G.
DE7 High Definition Bookshelf Monitor:
"These things image like crazy both on and off axis, have a very smooth even tone with plenty of detail, and really capture the timbre of instruments in a lifelike fashion."
- Project86
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