Uploaded June 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Summary:
In this review I describe the sound of the Revel Concerta2 F35 using both my subjective listening impressions and objective data. I also provide you with sound clips for a better understanding of what I heard and how it relates to the data.
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Part 1:
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Full set of data can be found here:
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Manufacturer's Page:
revelspeakers.com/products/types/floorstanding/F35-.html?dwvar_F35-_color=White-USA-Current
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Timestamps:
0:00 - Intro / Break-In?
1:33 - Subjective Summary
4:04 - Sound Clip
4:47 - Objective
____________________
All of my tests are conducted using KLIPPEL Hardware and Software. KLIPPEL is an innovative leader in providing unique test equipment for electro-acoustical transducers and audio systems. Founded in 1997 by Dr. Wolfgang Klippel, the novel techniques developed for control and measurement systems of loudspeakers and other transducers are the result of over 30 years of fundamental research. This provides more accurate physical models of loudspeakers, micro-speakers and headphones valid for both small and large amplitudes. The focus is on revealing the root causes of signal distortion and defects and giving practical indications for improvements in design and manufacturing of audio products. For information on KLIPPEL products, please visit their site below:
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In this video, the reviewer wraps up the two-part series on the Revel F35 loudspeaker, diving into speaker burn-in. He addresses concerns about break-in and uses measurements to support his audio science review. Does speaker burn-in really matter?
Summary:
In this review I describe the sound of the Revel Concerta2 F35 using both my subjective listening impressions and objective data. I also provide you with sound clips for a better understanding of what I heard and how it relates to the data.
If you're buying them, please consider using this affiliate link:
howl.link/ej18ar0w5la97
Part 1:
youtu.be/e7iGFP5JGo8
Full set of data can be found here:
erinsaudiocorner.com/loudspeakers/revel_f35
Manufacturer's Page:
revelspeakers.com/products/types/floorstanding/F35-.html?dwvar_F35-_color=White-USA-Current
Reviews are made possible through support from viewers like you! If you'd like to support the channel I have listed a few ways below. Thank you!
🌟 Patreon
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Thomann: thomann.de/de/index.html?offid=1&affid=2577
Emotiva: https://shorturl.at/pBEU9
Monoprice: bit.ly/3yAY6NH
Timestamps:
0:00 - Intro / Break-In?
1:33 - Subjective Summary
4:04 - Sound Clip
4:47 - Objective
____________________
All of my tests are conducted using KLIPPEL Hardware and Software. KLIPPEL is an innovative leader in providing unique test equipment for electro-acoustical transducers and audio systems. Founded in 1997 by Dr. Wolfgang Klippel, the novel techniques developed for control and measurement systems of loudspeakers and other transducers are the result of over 30 years of fundamental research. This provides more accurate physical models of loudspeakers, micro-speakers and headphones valid for both small and large amplitudes. The focus is on revealing the root causes of signal distortion and defects and giving practical indications for improvements in design and manufacturing of audio products. For information on KLIPPEL products, please visit their site below:
klippel.de/company/about-us.html
In this video, the reviewer wraps up the two-part series on the Revel F35 loudspeaker, diving into speaker burn-in. He addresses concerns about break-in and uses measurements to support his audio science review. Does speaker burn-in really matter?
