Marius looks too composed whereas he should look unrest. Marius lacks his typical worried imo because it gives drama and sadness to the story. It’s important because evil purposely takes advantage of innocent and vulnerable persons. People who smile all their life have smiling winkles, Maryus tend to have worried wrinkles. In d2r Beta, this absence strikes me and lacks. What defines him in the original are his worried eyebrows pointing up in my opinion. Rather a small spider to make the place believable. If they do fall in your price range, you cannot buy a better household Bluetooth system.0:12 - Spider : the original spider is not a tarantula. But, the Geneva line come in pricey for general consumers. And, I’m sure there’s some insane audiophile cruising Harrod’s in London to find a Bluetooth dock worth £65,000 that would tell me these aren’t really high end. Obviously, there’s a price to pay for all of this as there are countless brands that come in cheaper, depending on size and function. It’s as if Geneva put all of their work into producing the finest sound possible and didn’t worry whether the end result could fit in an art museum.
Essentially high-tech boxes, they do come in a selected list of colors and finishes. They’re not overly fancy in exterior styling. Putting out 180 W, it’s the kind of single, stationary sound system that sends you into the corners or under cushions to find where the smaller speakers are hiding. We tried out the L, putting it through all of its functions, and were amazed by its eerie surround sound effects. They run from $199 to $3,499, including (in order of cost) Model XS, S, M, L and XL.
The Geneva “all-in-one” line produces units that receive radio, play CDs and transmit MP3s via Bluetooth connection. The engineers at Geneva Sound Systems are breaking free of that pack by focusing entirely on the elite sound their speakers make and aiming for high end buyers.
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