For any manufacturer working in the High End segment, recognition by the professional public is as important as the love of the average customer. It is no coincidence, as each award becomes a big event in the history of even the biggest brands! So DALI recently had a special reason to be proud: two loudspeakers from the leading Danish manufacturer won the prestigious EISA award at once.
The first hero of the day was the DALI SPEKTOR 6, which took the top prize in the Best Value Loudspeaker 2017-2018 category. Experts EISA explained their choice as follows:
“There’s nothing quite like it in affordable floorstanding speakers! The flagship of the DALI lineup makes the most favorable impression thanks to the impressive size of the cabinet available in black and walnut colors and high-quality drivers. The soft dome tweeters sound on par with much more expensive units, and the bass can turn a small room upside down. This relatively inexpensive set sounds a lot cooler than you might imagine!”
The second award went to the DALI PHANTOM SERIES Home Theater loudspeaker, which was unquestionably the best in the Home Theater High End category 2017-2018. And again we give the floor to the founders of the EISA award:
“DALI’s High End in-wall system is the perfect choice for those movie buffs who want speakers that are audible but not visible. Using unique proprietary developments, the manufacturer has created a speaker set, characterized by strong and detailed sound, as well as surprisingly natural character. In the right position, the speakers in a PHANTOM kit produce a truly premium sound stage. At some point you have the illusion that there are no speakers at all: it’s as if the SOUND itself envelops you from all sides.”
In conclusion it should be noted that EISA is a professional association of experts, the members of which at the moment are more than 50 trade magazines from 25 countries all over the world. The history of the eponymous award, which is particularly highly regarded in Europe, goes back to 1982, when the editors of five leading publications got together to choose the “Best Camera of the Year” for the first time. By 1989, the unofficial community was joined by experts from ten other prestigious magazines – this date is traditionally associated with the appearance of an informal organization known as the European Imaging and Sound Assotiation.
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