Download 6Moons test report. July 2013 (PDF). - German Physiks

Another very happy observation was the perfectly matched sealed bass loading and downfire orientation of the German
woofers with my infrasonic Submission sub from Zu. This made for a terrifically seamless handover in the very first
octave (and the nearly matching white lacquer didn't hurt either to complete a visual match). My mental psych eval had
morphed from disappointed, to promising, to thoroughly thrilled, over just two days. This exam would conclude with top
marks.
Obvious virtues were gargantuan where-are-the-boxes soundstaging of stupendous depth; chewy highly incarnate
sound density, very different from ghostly electrostatic leaniency; non-resonant bass; complete freedom from the headin-a-vise
syndrome of highly directive speakers; and from-a-cloth continuousness one gets from a Rethm widebander
albeit without any remaining forwardness or blister but superior upper treble. The general presentation reminded me of
a Gallo/Zu hybrid. From Gallo I had a vertically lifted deep-space Ref 3.5 reading without its obvious panel-speaker
speed. From Zu I had Druid V tone density and warmth without its upper midrange/lower treble opacity. Of great
cosmetic benefit was the compact form factor with very small footprint, which stood in stark contrast to the cinerama
panorama of sound. A cosmetic detractor was the need to be far into the room. Here the very easy sliding weight and
utter disregard for toe-in meant that the speakers could be easily pulled out for proper listening, then parked close in
the corners for social living room use.