Eclipse TD-M1 review: These $1300 wireless speakers excel as near-field monitors<article>
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Fujitsu is known for building computers and
scanners. So when the company asked if I’d be interested in reviewing these high-end speakers, my first reaction was “Fujitsu makes speakers?” As it turns out, the speakers come from Fujitsu Ten, a subsidiary that also builds car-audio and navigation systems and generates revenue in excess of $2 billion a year.</p><p>
Still, the Eclipse TD-M1 Wireless Speaker System is clearly someone’s passion project; they’re unlike any speakers I’ve seen or heard. But passion plus different doesn’t always equal a compelling price/performance ratio.</p><p class="jumpTag"><a href="/article/2848999/eclipse-td-m1-review-these-1300-wireless-speakers-excel-as-near-field-monitors.html#jump">To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here[/url]</p></section></article>
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Eclipse TD-M1 review: These $1300 wireless speakers excel as near-field monitors
