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Piega usa Coax Gen2 411 Speakers [Pair]
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A strikingly coherent, point‑source presentation gives the Coax Gen2 411 an airy, hugely detailed top end via its coaxial ribbon, while a 160mm UHQD woofer delivers surprisingly deep, well‑controlled low end and surprising dynamics. Reviewers from Jamie Biesemans and Marc Phillips highlighted its holographic imaging, natural midrange and rock‑solid extruded aluminium enclosure.
Pros
- Pinpoint, holographic imaging with a coherent point‑source feel backed by the coaxial driver.
- Surprisingly deep, tight bass for a standmount—160mm UHQD woofer and port tuning reach to ~35Hz with good control.
- Natural, low‑colouration midrange and airy, detailed treble from the coaxial ribbon that preserves vocal timbre.
- Exceptional build: seamless extruded aluminium cabinets with TIM2 bracing produce very low cabinet resonance and a premium finish.
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Cons
- Heavy cabinets and very strong magnetic grilles make handling and setup fiddly; require sturdy stands and care when removing grilles.
- Premium price point—excellent execution but aimed at buyers seeking top‑tier build and sound rather than budget value.
Sound Quality
91/100
Bass
92/100
For its size (160mm woofer, ported, compact cabinet) reviewers repeatedly praised extension to ~35Hz and surprisingly deep, well-controlled low end. Multiple reports called the bass 'respectable for a speaker of this size' and 'tight and focused'; placement near walls can boost boom, and some listeners may still add a sub for very LF-heavy material.
Mid
91/100
Consistently lauded for natural, clean, and well-bodied midrange — vocals are described as smooth, liquid and truthful. Reviewers noted low colouration and excellent timbral accuracy, with the coaxial driver aiding coherent midrange delivery.
Treble
90/100
Ribbon tweeter delivers extended, airy highs up to 50kHz with speed and refinement; reviewers called the top end 'sharp but never grating' and praised its fine detail without sibilance or harshness.
Soundstage Imaging
92/100
Multiple reviewers reported precise, holographic imaging and a broad, deep soundstage that convincingly conveys venue ambience. The coaxial design helps with image focus and stability across listening positions.
Dynamics
90/100
Described as fast, immediate and punchy with excellent transient attack and control; speakers handle macro and micro dynamics well, though benefit from a robust amplifier to drive the 4Ω load.
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Build Quality
94/100
Exceptional extruded aluminium cabinets with internal bracing/TIM2, heavy (≈25kg each) and very low resonance; magnetic grilles are strong (removal tool supplied). Reviewers repeatedly praised the superb mechanical execution.
Features Connectivity
82/100
Passive baseline applied (80) with +2 for bi-wire/bi-amp capable 4mm terminals. Ported enclosure noted; otherwise typical passive bookshelf feature set — no DSP/app expected or penalised.
Value for Money
78/100
At USD $9,995/pr reviewers call these premium and expensive but generally agree you 'get what you pay for' — outstanding execution and sound justify the premium for buyers seeking top-tier build and imaging, but they are not a budget value.
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