A group of audiophiles was treated to an afternoon of great music at the Goldmund showroom on ‘Lorong CMY’ in Sungei Wang Plaza today.
Flying in from Estonia were Alfred Vassilkov, the Chief Designer and Founder of Estelon, who was on his first visit to Malaysia, and Ilias Koutromanos, the Chief Commercial Officer of Estelon.
John Yew, the boss of CMY Audio & Visual, who is the Estelon distributor in Malaysia, had set up a very high end system comprising a Goldmunc Eidos Reference SACD player, Goldmund Eidos streamer, Goldmund Mimesis Excellence preamp and Goldmund 1800 Telos monoblocks driving the Estelon Extreme Mk II Special Edition speaker. Cables were from Siltech and accessories included some from Shunyata and Entreq.
Various songs were played and inbetween the demo sessions, Alfred spoke about the history of his company and the techniques involved in making the speakers.
The unique features of the Estelon Extreme Mk II Special Edition speaker are that the front module which has the mid-bass, mid and tweeter can move up and down 30 cm in nine stops with a motor that can be controlled by a remote control. This makes it possible to adjust the speakers according to ceiling height.
Alfred explained that most speakers in the market cannot adapt to rooms with different ceiling height. Also, the tweeter can be moved back and forth by a motor by 5 mm to adjust for time alignment.
Here’s a video of how the front module can move up and down vertically:
Listen to some music recordings:
The Estelon Extreme Mk II Special Edition speakers are very expensive. Please call CMY for more details.
