M1 Delta vs Acapella Audio Arts Hyperion
The Hyperion's sensitivity is 96 dB against the M1 Delta's 100 dB and its low-frequency extension 16 Hz against 20 Hz. Both share impedance (8Ω) and ways (3).
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The Daniel Hertz M1 Delta is a high-end, bi-amplified floorstanding loudspeaker system designed to operate with the four-channel Maria 800 amplifier. Daniel Hertz describes it as an “end game” system for listeners without practical limits on price or size. The system is specified with a 20 Hz–20 kHz frequency response, approximately 98 dB sensitivity, and peak stereo output up to 130 dB. The Maria 800 provides amplification, active crossover functionality, and time alignment for compatible Daniel Hertz bi-amplified speakers. Daniel Hertz lists the M1 Delta at €400,000.
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