Luxman S-N100

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Has anybody already listened these cute mini-monitors designed by luxman ?

I'd like to know what you think about them because there are no reviews on the web ;-(

http://www.luxman.co.jp/global/product/sp_s-n100.html

Big thanks for the answers

 

[ID.]

Only briefly in store on the end of

http://www.luxman.co.jp/global/product/va_sq-n100.html

and

http://www.luxman.co.jp/global/product/dp_d-n100.html

Not really enough of an audition to form an opinion. These 3 are made to go together. I quite liked the overall sound, but lacked a bit of punch for much of the music I listen to (I blame the valves).

How's your Japanese?

http://review.kakaku.com/review/20443411105/

http://www4.rocketbbs.com/741/pastlog.cgi?id=ippinkan&mode=view&tree=4385

A quick search online coudn't even turn up any Japanese magazine reviews. I'm sure there have been some, they just aren't online.

 

[Anonymous]

These days it's quite easy reading foreign language homepages because of the availability of free instant translators like Google Chrome's.

I'm a fan of Luxman's products and also curious about the referred loudspeakers. If you find out any review of those loudspeakers, please let us know about.

I'm not a specialist in Japanese loudspeakers, but the most well known loudspeakers designers in 90's were Onkyo and Diatone (Mitsubishi Group). Luxman has no tradition on designing loudspeakers.

 

[Anonymous]

Here are some links I have find in Japanese to learn a bit more about those Speakers :

http://neoclassico.jp/blog/

http://plusd.itmedia.co.jp/lifestyle/articles/0712/18/news032.html

Thanks

 

[ID.]

Thanks for the links, but it's not me who wants more info. on the speakers. I know what it says

Google translate and/or babel fish should be fine to give you an general idea of what it says, and it's free.

 

[Anonymous]

Well, nobody has listenned them excepted ID !?

Maybe it's time for WHF to make a review of S-N100

an also of the Luxman Neoclassico series...

 

[ID.]

Maybe Mr. Everard could shed a bit of light on it

"Talking of neat systems, this Luxman Neo Classico (above) was, for me, the star of the IAG stand: it combines a compact CD player, a valve amp complete with optional digital iPod dock, and lovely retro-looking speakers."

http://www.whathifi.com/blog/munich-show-2011-more-streamers-mad-speakers-comebacks-throwbacks-1920s-horns-and-the-remotetax

But hearing it at a show might not make it that easy to evaluate