Tune Audio with its horn system Anima is already an old acquaintance of the fair in Munich, but this time the reference presentation relates more to the great stricken partner Mood Wright accompanied by the sound system was emphasized faster, more transparent and with much more discipline.
They don’t come much bigger or hornier than the Tune Audio Anima loudspeakers, they have sounded amazing whenever we have heard them but this year, paired with Modwright electronics, Skogrand cables and a VPI turntable they were very special…yes they are big, but why not if you have the room!
Dynamics, scale and sheer musicality were the order of the day in this room.
The system had wonderful harmonics with all the big dynamics one expects from a properly done horn system. I really enjoyed my time within this room and of course VPI turntables are making their presence known at all the shows around the world.
ModWright collaborated again with Tune Audio and also VPI. The Greek hornspeakers benefited from newly designed tower subwoofers. Dan Wright had brought both phono and digital to support a VPI table and streaming MacBook. During my second visit on Saturday, the sound here was very good and actually eclipsed last year’s. These Tune Audio horns are fantastic. So are these electronics.
