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Atohm GT2-HD
This is a premium floorstanding speaker system featuring a 2+1 ways bass reflex design with dual midbass units and a dedicated tweeter for exceptional audio performance.
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- Ambiance Concert — in-store — Angers, Pays de la Loire, France (website)
- AMPL’HIFI — in-store — Nîmes, Occitanie, France (website)
- Art Sonique — France (website)
- Audio Absolute — in-store — Tambon Bang Khun Kong, Chang Wat Nonthaburi, Thailand (website)
- AUDIO-CONSEIL — in-store — Saint-Étienne, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, France (website)
- AUDIOPHONICS — in-store — Bordeaux, Nouvelle-Aquitaine, France (website)
- Audioplus Hi End — in-store — San Benedetto del Tronto, Marche, Italy (website)
- Auditorium A. Le Bourhis — online and in-store — Lanester, Bretagne, France (website)
- CLES MUSICALES — in-store — Bordeaux, Nouvelle-Aquitaine, France (website)
- CONCERT HOME — online and in-store — Paris, Île-de-France, France (website)
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Surprising deep, punchy bass leads the GT2‑HD’s performance, paired with a refined, seamless midrange and a detailed, non‑fatiguing silk tweeter. The slim cabinets image with notable depth and instrument layering, and the rear treble dial adds useful room tuning. Reviewer Carlo Lo Raso praised its build and musicality, making these elegant towers a compelling high‑end choice.
Pros
- Unexpectedly strong bass with in-room extension to just under 30 Hz for speakers of this size.
- Refined midrange and a smooth, detailed silk tweeter that keeps highs non‑fatiguing and vocals natural.
- Strong imaging and instrument layering combined with high-quality build and elegant finishes.
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Cons
- Supplied carpet spikes are ineffective on thicker carpets and should be replaced for secure floor contact.
- Measurements show a shallow dip around 2.5–4 kHz and some vertical off‑axis/crossover irregularities that could affect listening positions away from the sweet spot.
Sound Quality
93/100
Bass
95/100
Reviewers repeatedly noted deeper-than-expected bass for the speaker size, with solid, punchy output and in-room extension to just under 30 Hz; authoritative when near walls. Score placed in the mid-tower 'excellent' band per tower-bass rules.
Mid
93/100
Tonal balance praised for appealing vocal rendering and coherence; vocals not too forward and crossover region described as clean and natural.
Treble
91/100
Silk tweeter described as detailed and non-irritating with controlled response; measured in-room roll-off above ~10 kHz and a shallow 2.5–4 kHz dip noted.
Soundstage Imaging
92/100
Imaging and depth were highlighted (slight advantage in image depth versus width compared with competitors), with good layering and instrument separation.
Dynamics
93/100
Speakers remained composed at high volumes with tight driver control and no audible compression; recommended with ample amplification (100–150 W) to fully sing.
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Build Quality
94/100
Build and finish described as very high standard; cabinet engineering and materials praised by the reviewer.
Features Connectivity
80/100
Passive tower baseline applied. Rear treble-adjust dial noted but passive-category hard bounds maintained.
Value for Money
82/100
Sonically competitive with more expensive speakers (Revel), but MSRP (~$7,499/pair cited) means they aren’t a budget/value play; good performance-for-price but premium positioning limits top value marks.
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