Reviews

I listened to track after track, hearing a very rich yet detailed midrange that ideally blended with powerful, well-controlled bass... whether I moved to the left or the right, stood up or sat down, the Endow's tonal balance didn’t change, nor did their imaging waver much."

I heard a very 3-dimensional image. You don’t have to be smack-dab in the sweet spot. You can be sitting on the left, you can be sitting on the right… the speaker fills the room from wherever you sit. Very impressive.

Endow Audio of Georgetown, Kentucky has a few compelling ideas, such as their Point Array technology and their Passive Signal Processor (PSP), both patent pending. The story, it seems, is just beginning for this ambitious new company.

Strunk might’ve made something special -- the T35 sounded remarkably accomplished, as well as different than anything else I heard at FAE 2020. As a result, I think there’s far more to look into here in the future.

Offering a "sneak preview" before the official debut at AXPONA 2020, Endow Audio introduced the latest iteration of its speaker, the piano-black T35 ($19,900), a two-way with a patent-pending Point Array and a 12-inch woofer. It may be rather otherworldly in appearance (grilles are included) but rather unique in its approach.