The M1 System.
Never believed such a small system could do so much.
I have over 36 cabinets designed by Ken but this little system is simply superb.
He tells me it reproduces over 9 octaves and I believe him.
The M2 System (far too many to list in full).
* There’s plenty of power under the hood.
* The sound quality is astonishing.
* Low end depth and warmth is just incredible.
* It’s the best system I have ever owned.
* I have that warm sound I once had with vinyl.
* The HF is crisp and bright at all levels.
* M2 is loud but it’s incredibly clear.
* The quality creates a great atmosphere.
* I had more people than ever dancing.
* M2 live is hearing the artists accurately.
* The vocals were so incredibly clear.
The M4.
Sensational.
Immense volume levels and utterly crystal clear in every sense.
Bass is tight and controlled too creating a very large sound from what is effectively a very compact system.
Almost too good for my band – amazing system.
The DG3.
On the first gig I kept looking for the bass cabinets and of course, I not only didn’t have them with me didn’t need them either.
This cabinet is truly full range and the best I’ve ever used or heard when placed on a stand.
When I do use it with the bass cabinets it really does become an amazing top box which I assume has much to do with the way you set-up the system.
Absolutely fantastic.
The K3.
The K3 is dangerous.
Low end that destroys if you let it and a top end that breathes quality and clarity.
Truly remarkable is an understatement.
The K4.
I love the way you’ve set-up this K210 top cabinet and the BMS coaxial compression driver is really worth the additional expense.
The whole system is so well balanced.
About our older designs.
Those 6.5″ (mids) in the RS5 take all the hassle out of the vocal mixing so I just turned up and set it all at unity then mixed around them.
It’s always a pleasure mixing on your designs”.
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