The VDS creates a staging/depth that is far beyond the B&W 602 s2 and/or a JK acoustic Optima 3 despite room correction was used on all this models which should mean that at least phase cohered correction is applied equally for all speakers.
What i noticed when comparing different same sort off column speakers after correcting them (or the room modes) with Room correction software (Mathaudio Room EQ) is that they all sounded more or less the same regarding stereo image so al instrument are on the same spot but there was still a big difference in staging/depth imaging comparing between the B&W 602 s2, JK acoustic Optima 3 against the VDS model 1. A stable impedance, assuring complete compatibility with any amplifier or receiver. increased efficiency and improved dynamic range. A high level of genuine transparency and detail typical of planar speakers without the distortions and response variations of multi-directional dynamic loudspeakers. A greater flexibility of placement options within the listening room and better transient response. The Aligned Dynamic Design is used for the Model One due to its many potential advantages: More precise imaging and a wider listening area. The construction, alignment and positioning of the drivers allow a point-source wave front and maximize the phase coherence of the loudspeaker at the listening position.
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