"The system built around the Guru QM10 loudspeakers sounded amazing. Ingvar Ohman designed the two way QM 10 over 20 years ago and it's been a cult favourite every since. No wonder: In addition to it's uncanny bass extension, the diminutive Gurus had great timing, a real sense of flow and momentum and reproduced the spatial element of music with a sense of image height that one seldom hears from any loudspeaker at any price"
Art Dudley, Stereophile.

Other Stereophile writers, like Wes Phillips and Stephen Mejias had mentioned how impressed they had been with the sound in the Guru room, but what I had not appreciated until I visited the Swedish manufacturer's room towards the end of the Show was: a) how small these speakers were; b) how good the stereo imaging was despite the speakers being right up against the wall behind them; and c) how much thunderous bass was being produced by just two reflex-loaded 4" woofers! Of course, the Guru speaker is designed to take advantage of the low-frequency boundary reinforcement afforded by the close-to-the-wall positioning, but even so, I was surprised by the result. The speakers also sung on soprano vocals; Guru is a company to watch out for, especially as the fact that the speakers must not be used out in the room makes them very spouse-friendly.
John Atkinson, Stereophile

Voted 'Best Sound of the Show' by visitors to the recent Heathrow High Fidelity Show

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