At Audio Advice Live 2026, Harmonia Distribution's Jeff Coates talks about the gear in the company's room at the show, with a special focus on its fine array of Fyne Audio loudspeakers, in an interview with Ken Micallef that's now posted on our YouTube channel.
Though sitting atop each other on a hotel room coffee table at Audio Advice Live 2026, the Fyne Audio Cubitt 5 powered bookshelf speakers cast a wide if diffuse stage. Treble rolled off, yet there was also ample and solid bass.
With those caveats aside, the Cubitts were firebreathers of punch, palpability, and forward-motion flow, from Meshell Ndegeocello's torrid R&B to Jacques Loussier's jazz finery to a Mozart Mass. The Cubitts did it all with an effortless sense of authority and drive that left me a spent puddle.
Equipment list: Digital sources: Musical Fidelity M6scd CD player/DAC ($2799); Musical Fidelity MF-RC universal remote ($349); Eversolo DMP-A6 Master Edition Gen 2 streaming DAC ($1399). Integrated amplifier: Musical Fidelity M6si500 ($5499); PrimaLuna EVO 300 ($6995). Amplifier: Pathos Logos MKII ($5595). Speakers: Fyne Audio Cubitt 5 powered bookshelf speakers ($899); Fyne Audio SuperTrax supertweeters ($4499/pair); Fyne Audio S-Trax supertweeters ($1299/pair); Fyne Audio F702SP floorstanding loudspeakers ($15,999/pair); Fyne Audio F502S floorstanding loudspeaker ($3499/pair); Fyne Audio F501E floorstanding loudspeaker ($1799/pair). Equipment racks: Bassocontinuo Sirius tower rack (3 shelves; $1850); Bassocontinuo Proton tower rack (3 shelves) (3 shelves; $1500).
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