Reference Alpha 1 vs Sonus Faber Amati Supreme
The Amati Supreme's sensitivity is 91 dB against the Reference Alpha 1's 89 dB and its impedance 4Ω against 6Ω. Both share high-frequency extension (40 kHz) and woofer (8.66").
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The Canton Reference Alpha 1 is the ultimate high-end loudspeaker in Canton's Reference series, designed for audiophiles demanding uncompromising sound quality and technical excellence. It features a 3-way bass reflex system with four 219 mm BCT woofers, one 174 mm diamond-coated DLC midrange driver, and a 25 mm DLC dome tweeter. The drivers utilize advanced materials such as diamond-coated cones and ceramic membranes for exceptional stiffness, low distortion, and precise transient response. The cabinet is constructed with multi-layered curved wood panels for exceptional stability and resonance minimization, finished in elegant Warm Grey or Midnight Blue with walnut side panels. The speaker includes innovative room compensation technology allowing fine adjustment of bass, midrange, and treble levels in 1.5 dB increments to adapt to room acoustics and personal taste. High-end Mundorf crossover components and in-akustik CantoLink 600 internal cabling ensure optimal signal separation and minimal distortion. The internal construction features special damping and anti-parallel reflector chambers to prevent standing waves and unwanted resonances. Overall, the Reference Alpha 1 delivers a powerful, natural, and highly detailed sound with controlled bass and crystal-clear highs, suitable for large rooms and demanding listeners.
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