James Darby, of Stereomojo performed an in-depth review looking at all aspects from sonic performance to finish treatment and wrote an excellent report not only of his (and his wife’s) experiences with the speakers but also some well articulated explanations of the key factors governing the performance of speaker/amplifier combinations.

 “I can safely say that the size, scope, clarity and focus of the soundstage is world class. It's that good. There is no apparent "sweet spot" either. Linda's seating position puts her almost directly in front of the right speaker. From there, the image changes perspective as it would if you were seated on the right side in concert venue, but the full left/right, front/back presentation is still fully intact with no sense of any sound tilted toward the right. That tells me there is outstanding vertical and horizontal dispersion going on.”, said James Darby of Stereomojo. His evaluation and commentary didn’t stop there.

“How about rock, you say? I’m glad you asked. People, the Salagar Symphony S210’s not only rock, they frickin’ ROCK! Great googly-moogly! Listening to Pink Floyd’s “The Wall” on vinyl was exhilarating, to say the least” He added. As for the SALAGAR finish choices, here’s what he had to say… “I know of no speaker that gives you more appearance options to allow perfect integration into your interior colors and design, or to just personalize your speakers to a one-of-a-kind, unique style.” His concluding remarks sum it all up… “Congratulations to Misters Khan and Dichiara. You not only have produced a great product at a good price and done it with style, you have shown us all that the concept of powered speakers is not just for recording studios.”