Devialet Phantom Silver Speaker Review
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The amplifier of Silver can generate up to 3,000 watts. The wireless speaker can stream via Wi-Fi or Bluetooth and has multi-room support capabilities. The deep bass and audio are exceptional, especially in the highs.
The dramatic experience of the two loudspeakers does moving back and forth is exhilarating. The smart speakers come with outward-firing woofers and front-firing tweeter.
The Silver weighs a whopping 21.5 pounds. You need two Silver Phantom with the Devialet Dialog wireless hub for a seamless wireless streaming experience. In fact, you can sync more Silver Phantoms if you like.
Similarities: Best Speaker In The World
If you want to unlock the multi-room features and pairing you need the Devialet Dialog hub for both speakers. This helps you use Devialet’s Spark App to connect the two as stereo pairs.
The sound quality of the two speakers’ amplifiers is bigger than their small sizes. The acoustic measurements and cutting-edge technology used in the designing of these two speakers is brilliant. The Silver has an aluminum dome, while the Gold has a titanium enclosure. Both speakers have a very low distortion threshold of less than 0.0005%.
Differences
The Gold has a crispier, deeper bass than the Silver. While the Silver incorporates an amplifier with a power of 3,000 Watts, the Gold’s amplifier generates 4,500 Watts.
The D-Premier digital amplifier on both speakers have a massive switch-mode power supply designed for multi-way speaker and is as configurable as the new Devialet Expert Pro amps.
The ultra-stiff aluminum cones and titanium for the Gold version reproduce low frequencies to optimize their transient ability to switch between frequencies.
Internals such as ADH and SAM are more updated in the Gold than in the Silver model. The Silver model has a better cost/benefit ratio compared to the Gold.
Devialet Gold Phantom (4500 Watts) with Insurance
Pros
Silver
- Neutral
recordings - Integration
with multiple online music services - Impressive
sound quality - Deep bass
and audio
Gold
- Better
performance of the second generation ASIC - Very quiet
at an attenuation of above 12 KHZ heights - Stronger
amplifiers
Cons
Silver
- It is
slightly noisier - Needs some
improvement through software updates - You have to
use a tablet or smartphone to tweak settings or control the speaker
Gold
- At more
than $2,900, the speaker is too expensive - The
recordings are too sharp for ear - You have to
use a tablet or smartphone to configure settings
Verdict
The Devialet Phantom Silver and Gold versions have a convincing sound delivery and aesthetics. The mono mode performance of both speakers is persuasive.
While the Silver’s range is firmer with stronger bass, the Gold has a clearer and brighter range. Although the Gold doesn’t have the best sound in the world, at least the model can fill the listening room with captivating sound.
Both speakers are great depending on the user’s specific needs: Gold is perfect for classical and singing while Silver is great for playing dancing type music such as dancehall or hip hop. The ovoid shape of the two models is eye-catching,