A new name on the loudspeaker manufacturing scene. ”PERLISTEN“ from the USA has just brought the S7t to the German market.

A new name on the loudspeaker manufacturing scene. ”PERLISTEN“ from the USA has just brought the S7t to the German market.

Perlisten Audio’s R5t towers and D15s subwoofer offer stunning performance and good looks, but in this case the great sound and build quality will cost you.

Perlisten Audio’s R5t towers and D15s subwoofer offer stunning performance and good looks, but in this case the great sound and build quality will cost you.

You always wait for it, throughout decades of testing. But in the end, it rarely ever happens: that a test subject impresses you without a shadow of doubt and virtually sends you into euphoria with its tremendous musicality. As you might suspect, it happened again.

Although still being the cheapest bookshelf speakers from the Statement series, the Perlisten S4b will cost you just slightly less than 10.000 euros in a custom finish. Among other things, this price is justified by the elaborate workmanship, a patented tweeter system as well as a THX Dominus certificate. But do the speakers also sound accordingly? Our MODERNHIFI test reveals it. 

Having wowed us with its flagship S7t floorstanders, PERLISTEN is looking to do more of the same with its DPC driver tech pressed into a more modest, room-friendly cabinet

With so many speaker brands competing in the home cinema/hi-fi markets, it can sometimes be hard to muster real enthusiasm when another one comes along. Yet Perlisten Audio, a new company from Wisconsin in the US, has arrived with a potent offering that immediately stands out.

Mike from Audio Arkitekts dives into a review of the PERLISTEN D12s subwoofer

Review from SpareChange on our 5.1 channel home theater speaker setup – spoiler he likes it!

Perlisten has hit a home run with its debut S7t floorstander. This is undoubtedly a technically clever loudspeaker, but engineered for one simple goal – making great-sounding music.

Based on my experience as a reviewer, their level of performance suggests they’re going to be a tough act to follow.

Based on my experience as a reviewer, their level of performance suggests they’re going to be a tough act to follow.

Based on my experience as a reviewer, their level of performance suggests they’re going to be a tough act to follow.

Like the bass from our impressive Push Pull active subwoofer we are once again blown away from the positive review of our S4b Bookshelf Speaker by Audioholics’ reviewer James Larson.

The all new S7t reviewed by Kalman Rubinson, Stereophile December 2021.

We are honored by the positive review of Perlisten S4b Bookshelf Speaker by Erin’s Audio Corner.

PERLISTEN has lightning in a bottle here. Pure unadulterated audio-Everclear. Reviewed by Carlo Lo Raso and the verdic is highly recommended.

It’s a floorstander, exploded with technology and promises. Namer Levi took it home and checked.

Perlisten delivers, and I suspect that a lot of other subs from high-end manufacturers cannot touch this level of performance even for equally priced subs. All of these distortion quantities are well below anything audible, and no other sealed sub that we have tested can match this level of output with such low distortion.

In recent months, PHT – TV has unboxed and tested our speakers. This time they are reviewing the 2.1 system.

Over the past months, Audioholics have visited our team in the USA for product training, listening and much more. They have tested S7t in their own demo room. The review appears here. And it could not be better.

EXECUTIVE OVERVIEW A few years ago, THX reorganized their certifications that expanded them to include a wider range of performance categories. Previously, THX had certifications