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GLOBAL REVIEW round-up
Recent glowing praise for Harbeth from international magazines
USA - M30.1
Sam Tellig writes in the internationally
respected Stereophile magazine
(Nov 2012) how he had been eagerly
awaiting a pair of Monitor 30.1s since
hearing that they were being launched
at the Munich show in May. He admits
to preferring stand-mounted speakers,
pointing out how big floor-standers
“spoil resolution, bloat bass and impair
imaging”, as well as making cabinet
resonances more difficult and expensive
to control.
His first impressions of the M30.1?
He found a midrange which is “nothing
short of ravishing” and summed up the
Harbeth sound in two words... tonality
and resolution.
In his column (below), the audio
expert tells his readers how Harbeth
delivers this tonality and resolution
without taking the listener “over the
edge” into exhaustion and fatigue,
admitting this is an “extremely delicate
balance”, but one which “no one does
better than Harbeth”.
JAPAN - P3ESR
We are very flattered that the
virtuosos Russian pianist Irina
Mejoueva chose
to audition a pair
of Harbeth P3ESR
mini monitors
and wrote-up
her experience
in Japan’s Stereo
Sound magazine’s
autumn issue.
She remarked on the very attractive
finish from the real wood veneer and “a
great sound, too”. She found the overall
balance “very good” as she listened
to recordings on the shoe-box sized
monitors.
JAPAN - C7ES3
Three pages of Japan’s Stereo
magazine (Sept 2012 issue, just
arrived) are devoted to an in-depth
feature on the Harbeth history
and pedigree. Makoto Sasamoto
Supporting local girl’s fight to beat homelessness
HARBETH was pleased to support a
local athlete in the top sports brand
Nike’s Run To The Beat charity run.
On 28th October, Lorna put on
her running shoes and lined up to
run her socks off in London’s music
half marathon raising money for
the charity Depaul UK. “They offer
homeless and disadvantaged young
people aged 16-25 the opportunity
to fulfil their potential and move
“...no one does
it better than
Harbeth”
forward towards an independent
and positive future”, she explains.
“And this is such a worthy cause and
one I was pleased to support.”
Lorna completed her 21km and
thanked Harbeth Audio for their
generous donation. “It helped me
towards making a difference for
those in need and getting young
people off the streets this winter.”
http://www.depauluk.org/
of Harbeth Japan
says, “We Japanese
strongly believe
that the character
of a loudspeaker
is a reflection of its
country’s cultural
and musical heritage.
There is nothing more
British than a Harbeth which perfectly
symbolises the Japanese’s deep respect
for British values.”
“The whole Harbeth philosophy
reflects the Best of British and this article
again emphasises that,” he explaines..
“...midrange
nothing short of
ravishing”
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