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Review TAD CE1TX monitor – off the scale

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Pros

  • Insane build quality
  • Very neutral
  • Insightful display
  • Layering

Cons

  • Pricey
  • The whole chain must be appropriate

Price: € 36000

Build quality
Controlability
Sound
Price
Alpha-Audio Approved

The test set-up

Contents

TAD CE1TX

We let the TAD CE1TX monitors burn in in the Alpha Cinema for a few days. Just to be sure, because they already played for more than a week at AudioFeel. Then we moved it to the main system. During the ‘burn in days’, we noticed that the speaker sounds very nice in the cinema as well. Now the Illusonic is a wonderful processor, but the power amplifier is nothing special; it is a 7-channel surround power amplifier. And yet it sounds anything but lousy. That promises something!

The test setup

Type test
Single Test
Speaker class
Monitor - bookshelf
Speaker type
Dynamic
Speaker system
Bass reflex
Signal control
Passive
Frequency range
34 Hz - 100 kHz
Crossover
3-way
Efficiency
85 dB
Impedance
4 Ohm
Dimensions
  • Width: 29 cm
  • Depth: 45 cm
  • Height: 51 cm
Weight speaker
29 Kg
Production country
Japan
Sound Samples
Measurements
TAD CE1-TX - phase
TAD CE1-TX - phase
TAD CE1-TX - Impedance
TAD CE1-TX - Impedance
TAD CE1-TX - impedance - phase
TAD CE1-TX - impedance - phase
TAD CE1-TX - impulse - 1m - straight
TAD CE1-TX - impulse - 1m - straight
TAD CE1-TX - perceptual simultain distortion - 1m - straight
TAD CE1-TX - perceptual simultain distortion - 1m - straight
TAD CE1-TX - Response - 1m - straight
TAD CE1-TX - Response - 1m - straight
TAD CE1-TX - Response 30ms - 1m - straight
TAD CE1-TX - Response 30ms - 1m - straight
TAD CE1-TX - simultain distortion - 1m - straight
TAD CE1-TX - simultain distortion - 1m - straight

Winkels met TAD

Hennesweg 20
6035 AD Ospel, NL

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