MSNBC's Krakow on Cain

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Abby Loudspeakers - as reviewed by Francisco Duran

Dog Yummies Autumn 2003: Best of Breed
[c]ChipsterR[n] has the last words on the Best Sounding Rooms
at the 2003 Home Entertainment Show in San Francisco

The Abby - Featured in JazzTimes - November 2003 Issue
" Sound Advice" by Mike Quinn
Art Audio PX-25 Amp and Cain & Cain Abby Speaker Combo

The Abby - Featured in Men's Fitness - September 2003 Issue

The Abby is startling in its beauty...
Vocals sound breathy and natural; brass has bite;
woodwind instruments present a sense of the reed,
so much so that the hair on your arms will stand up
as soon as the music escapes."

The Abby - Featured in JazzTimes - April 2003 Issue
"Sound Advice" by Mike Quinn

"Terry Cain has done an impressive job with the sonics... these speakers are great for jazz lovers...
and the woodwork, as expected, is second to none."

David Adams artist--- David writes:

Our listening room is about 14' x 27' and is curved on 2 sides with one open to the rest of the house. We also have mostly hard surfaces with furniture and a couple of area rugs.

The double horns are awesome. They have strong, fast, articulate bass, and relatively aggressive clear mid and highs. They throw a huge soundstage that literally leaps away from the speakers out into the room. These speakers sound true and very, very resolute. All instruments are well defined and presented with good scale and excellent timbre and tone. Image is enormous.

The small TQWT is a new entry level unit and it is remarkable as well. It just sounds way better than it has a right to. Again, it is fast articulate and detailed without being overly analytical.

They both have excellent timbre and do indeed deliver the sound of woods as well as everything else just where and when it should be. This speaker sounds very similar to the double horn with slightly smaller imaging, but very fast, clean response.