Building Great Speakers: Vince @Totem Acoustic | Gramophone

[@stephenlibin9526]

Totem Acoustic and Gramophone is an absolutely beautiful combination!

[@GramophoneMD]

Thank you Stephen for your kind words! We have a special place in our hearts for Totem

[@christheneutral]

this is a wonderful interview. a great explainer

[@GramophoneMD]

Thanks Chris, you bet - Vince knows the brand backwards and forwards, and has a good feel for how to explain things

[@christiantessier1661]

A Great gentleman this Vince ! I’m a big fan of totem. The best speaker by far in my poor acoustic room with a lot of windows.Room friendly.Hard to believe how good they are !

[@GramophoneMD]

Hi Christian, yes, he's a good guy in addition to being a talented speaker designer. We're glad to hear that you are loving your Totems

[@bruceandt]

Totem, as always deliver a cut above . From the Forest to the Tribe. Using words like time alignment and synergistic. The most important factor beyond build quality is room compression with these offerings. Lastly… they do disappear in a room.

[@GramophoneMD]

Thanks Bruce, we're glad to see more Totem fans!

[@christiand.8250]

Nice interview. I was listening but was looking at McIntosh gear behind. McIntosh would pair nice with Totem.

[@GramophoneMD]

Hello Christiand, thank you for your comment. It's a pleasure to chat with Vince, a very engaging and ego-free person

[@jimdalto6254]

My Metal V2’s sound amazing even if I’m listening off-axis.

[@GramophoneMD]

Great to hear it, Jim! A cool thing with Totem is you don't have to sit in the sweet spot. I rarely have time to do that anymore, and with Totem, off axis works fine