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RE: Devialet's newest technology...? - Rufus McDufus - 16-Dec-2014
There's an article on the Qobuz site, in French.
http://www.qobuz.com/FR-fr/info/Hi-Fi-Guide/Actualites/Devialet-devoile-sa-menace-Phantom176522
RE: Devialet's newest technology...? - victornba - 16-Dec-2014
I'm definitely interested, but a bit pricey to take up my Zeppelin Air's space in the kitchen. I was thinking about a Naim muso but I think now I'll go Devialet's way.
Qobuz piece about the Phantom, translated to english:
https://translate.google.com.br/translate?sl=auto&tl=en&js=y&prev=_t&hl=pt-BR&ie=UTF-8&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.qobuz.com%2Ffr-fr%2Finfo%2FHi-Fi-Guide%2FActualites%2FDevialet-devoile-sa-menace-Phantom176522%23.VJAi6lmonUE.facebook&edit-text=
RE: Devialet's newest technology...? - thumb5 - 16-Dec-2014
(16-Dec-2014, 13:08)GuillaumeB Wrote: I see lots of additional functionality coming to us. I'd be amazed if they haven't thought of streaming services for instance.
Yes, I think you're spot on there. If this thing comes with built-in support for services like Qobuz, TIDAL, Spotify, Google Play, etc. that would make a huge difference. For what it's worth, streaming these services is what 99% of people on the Sonos forum talk about. Playing one's own music library seems to be quite passé. This is aimed at a slightly different demographic but I guess probably still one that doesn't want to sit down and rip CDs/vinyl or work out how to connect a NAS to play music.
RE: Devialet's newest technology...? - PhilP - 16-Dec-2014
Good write-up on the Phantom in English:
Here
Available from 1st Feb in the UK exclusively in Harrods for 6 months - so not positioned as a mass-market product then...
RE: Devialet's newest technology...? - f1eng - 16-Dec-2014
Oh dear, oh dear.
RE: Devialet's newest technology...? - PhilP - 16-Dec-2014
(16-Dec-2014, 14:10)f1eng Wrote: Oh dear, oh dear.
dearie, dearie me, dear, oh dear, oh dear .... sounds like a Two Ronnies sketch
I like this comment by 'Carbo' on Gizmodo:
« Le bruit d’une fusée au décollage » dans mon salon ?
Non merci…
RE: Devialet's newest technology...? - darthsteph - 16-Dec-2014
What would be great should to use the Phantom as sub woofer with our Dev's... Qobuz people were amazed with bass performance of this little box...
RE: Devialet's newest technology...? - PhilP - 16-Dec-2014
(16-Dec-2014, 14:15)darthsteph Wrote: What would be great should to use the Phantom as sub woofer with our Dev's... Qobuz people were amazed with bass performance of this little box...
All joking aside, if this does sound as good as early reports suggest then it could be a great system for everyday use, though I guess not for immersive listening.
I wish they would provide some information about how music is streamed to the Phantom - the control app, integration with streaming services etc.
RE: Devialet's newest technology...? - darthsteph - 16-Dec-2014
Euh... I'm not joking !
RE: Devialet's newest technology...? - Charlemagne - 16-Dec-2014
It seams that the 'Dialog' is functioning as a router to Connect several 'Phantoms':
Quote:And this is the point: yes, you can wirelessly link up to 24 Phantoms over Wi-Fi using Devialet’s Dialog router for the ultimate party setup, yet due to the prodigious power and lack of need for a sub-woofer (because of the Phantom’s inherent bass supremacy) you only require one or two speakers for quality house-trembling sound.
No mentioning of other functionalities of the 'Dialog' as yet.