Signum vs DALI MENUET
The MENUET's woofer is 4.5" against the Signum's 6" and its crossover 3.0 kHz against 2.5 kHz. Both share sensitivity (86 dB) and ways (2).
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The Sonus Faber SIGNUM is a two-way reflex design bookshelf speaker with a rear port. It incorporates a 20mm silk dome tweeter and a 150mm fiberglass multi-coated cone mid/woofer, crossing over at 2.5 kHz with a 6 dB/octave slope. The speaker has a sensitivity of 86 dB/W/m. It is praised for its sheer neutrality and exceptionally natural, open midrange, delivering a coherent soundstage where vocals and instruments are well balanced without any boxy coloration. The bass is tight and controlled, capable of handling drum hits, timpani, and double bass plucks with clarity despite the small driver size. The SIGNUM can sound warm or fast and transparent depending on the music, making it versatile for classical, vocal, and alternative genres. Although it is a monitor speaker and not a large floorstander, it performs well in small rooms and can be complemented with a subwoofer for extended bass. The speakers are discontinued and mainly They are highly regarded for their build quality and sound performance within their price range.
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