Fischer & Fischer SN/SL 370AMT
The SN/SL 370AMT pairs an exceptionally inert slate cabinet with a custom Mundorf AMT for stunning treble extension, monitor-like vocal clarity and deep, precise imaging. Travis Kelly found it open, agile and dynamically forceful, with bass rich in tonal detail. It is a strikingly engineered floorstander for systems able to reveal its forensic insight.
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Nicely Roasted
Sound Quality
89/100
Build Quality
93/100
Value for Money
85/100
Pros
Custom Mundorf AMT delivers extended, finely resolved treble with particularly convincing percussion.
Clear, lifelike and highly transparent vocals give the speaker a monitor-like sense of insight.
Deep soundstage extends beyond the cabinets, with stable and clearly placed performers.
Thick natural-slate cabinets, precision metalwork and robust terminals make for exceptionally substantial build quality.
Cons
Bass needs a moderate-to-large room to breathe, and can lose control and agility with unsuitable amplification.
The revealing, forward balance can occasionally make midrange material sound slightly soft or veiled.
Demanding of source and amplification quality; careful system matching is essential.
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What Reviewers Are Saying
SOUND QUALITY PERFORMANCE 89/100
The SN/SL 370AMT is presented as an open, agile and highly revealing loudspeaker, with particular strengths in treble resolution, vocal clarity and expansive imaging. Its character is more analytical than forgiving, while bass weight and extension require adequate room and were not always judged equally controlled.
Bass
87/100
The dual-woofer system reaches low with accurate tonal colour and finely resolved bass detail, and it can make forceful lower-register material feel substantial. However, the review also found the bottom end less controlled and agile than desired, and advised a moderate to large listening room to let it perform properly.
Mid
89/100
Vocals were described as clear, lifelike and almost monitor-like in their analytical transparency. The presentation can be forward, and the reviewer occasionally heard some midrange information as slightly soft or veiled.
Treble
92/100
The custom Mundorf AMT tweeter was praised for its high-frequency extension and especially convincing portrayal of percussion. Treble detail was described as stunning, suggesting a very open and explicit top end.
Soundstage Imaging
92/100
The speaker produced a surprisingly deep stage that could extend beyond the cabinet boundaries. Instrumentalists were clearly positioned in their proper places, indicating stable and precise image placement.
Dynamics
88/100
On demanding New Wave material, the speaker conveyed the music's brute force with a notably sledgehammer-like impact through the lower registers. The review provides less detail on fine dynamic gradation and sustained high-level behaviour.
Assessments of Build Quality, Usability, and Overall Propositions.
Build Quality
93/100
Construction is a major attraction, centred on thick, low-resonance natural-slate cabinets, precisely machined metal baffle plates and substantial aluminium floor hardware. The review also highlights the custom drivers, carefully executed AMT tweeter and robust rhodium-plated bi-wire terminals, with the overall appearance described as mature and elegant.
Value for Money
85/100
At AU$22,890, this is a firmly premium loudspeaker with unusually substantial materials and provision for technical upgrades. The review notes those qualities but offers little direct comparison with similarly priced rivals or a clear verdict on whether the asking price represents exceptional value.
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Specifications
- Frequency response (+/- 3 dB)
- 36 - 27.000 Hz
- Impedance
- 4 ohms
- Sensitivity
- 90 dB (1 W / 1 m)
- Max. acoustic pressure
- 112 dB
- Frequency dividing network
- 1st and 2nd order phase and impedance corrected filter
- Function principle
- bass reflex
- Bass and midrange system
- two 180 mm FISCHER & FISCHER cone speakers with carbonized paper, carbon foil sandwich membrane and aluminium phaseplug
- Treble system
- one FISCHER & FISCHER-Air Motion Transformer (AMT), special custom made by Mundorf
- Connecting terminal
- Bi-wiring, with pure silver bridges, 63 A connecting terminals, rhodium plated
- Cabinet material
- 20 / 23 mm thick low-resonance natural slate
- Floor system
- aluminium, levellable
- Dimensions slate cabinet (H x W x D)
- 1096 x 220 x 300 mm
- All over dimensions, incl. floor system
- 1141 x 305 x 350 mm
- Weight
- 69 kg
Manufacturer's Description — Fischer & Fischer
Cabinet design
Low-resonance natural slate cabinet SN - natural surface SL - polished and lacquered in all RAL and available car colours
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