Monday, September 30, 2019
Saturday, September 21, 2019
Friday, September 20, 2019
Thursday, September 19, 2019
Monday, September 16, 2019
Acora Acoustics SRC-2
$36500
Technology & Craftsmanship
We pay attention to the details.
The Speaker Cabinet is one of the most overlooked, and least evolved component of the electromagnetic loudspeaker since the first successful speaker in the early 1920’s.
Combining engineering and design, we set about creating a new cabinet with the following criteria in mind.
The Ideal cabinet must:
Hold the speaker driver(s) and fully stationary position on all planes.
Prevent the interaction of sound waves from the back and front of the speaker drivers
Produce no sound of its own. This includes cabinet vibrations and resonance.
Provide damping and tuning to the speaker system.
Provide the above functions and be inert to temperature and humidity changes.
Compliment any decor with a timeless design.
Granite is the highest density, toughest, and highest compressible strength material available. Due to its structure, it’s even tougher than diamond (albeit slightly less than diamond in sheer hardness). It is also much harder and has a far higher compressible strength than aluminum or even titanium.
The result is a cabinet that does not resonate in the frequencies it is designed to contain, holds the driver in an absolute fixed position, and does not allow for energy transfer or absorption. Its mass makes it very stable. Our designs have a low center of gravity and spikes to further increase physical and sonic stability.
As a result, we don’t need to use internal bracing so that reflection of the sound wave back through the driver is greatly reduced with the least amount of turbulence in the cabinet. Non parallel wall enclosures are also employed in a sloped time aligned baffle array. This design moves the back wave away from the driver in an efficient manner. Carefully placed damping material is also employed only as needed.
2 x 7” Sandwich Paper Cone
1” Beryllium Dome Tweeter
4 ohm
10w - 250w
92.5 1w/1m
29Hz - 30KHz
High Polish Black Granite 3cm
35,5 x 46 x 109 cm
110 kg each
Tuesday, September 10, 2019
Saturday, September 7, 2019
Endow Audio FS301
$44000
Product Features:
Point Array technology (patent pending)
Passive Signal Processor (PSP) technology (patent pending)
Baffle available in either piano black or walnut
Genuine leather cabinet
Outboard passive crossover
Point Array Technology:
Array of full range drivers that emulate a point source.
New level of transparency and imaging for state-of-the-art speaker technology
Innovative technology assures no crossover in critical frequency range of 200 Hz to 5,000 Hz. Enabled by patent pending Active Loading technology:
Active Loading technology is superior to conventional sealed and vented loading methods. A single 8” driver actively loads the multiple radiating drivers so that they are well behaved near their resonant frequency range, allowing them to play down to 100 Hz.
Crossovers inherently impede imaging and transparency since different driver types reproduce different frequencies. This phenomenon is particularly noticeable when a note’s fundamental frequency is played by one driver type below the crossover, and that same note’s harmonics are played by a different driver type above the crossover. When the harmonics change, the character of the note changes. Active Loading enables a very low crossover which is below the critical listening frequency range.
Groundbreaking sonic wave technology emulates a mathematically perfect point source.
Through patent-pending technology:
Drivers arranged tightly in a hemisphere create a point source sonic wave.
Middle drivers are reversed to mitigate non-linear cone movement distortion and control dispersion. Voltage magnitude and timing are uniquely controlled as a function of frequency for each driver position to enhance the sonic wave.
Passive Signal Processor Technology (PSP):
Performs the electrical control functions of both the subwoofer and the full range array utilizing only capacitors, inductors, and resistors.
Enabled by patent pending technology to control the voltage signal to the full range drivers. The PSP offers superior sonics relative to digital solutions.
Product Specs:
Nominal power handling: 300 Watts
Nominal impedance: 8 Ohms
Peak output at 1 meter: 100 decibels
Woofer crossover: 100 hertz
Total cabinet weight: 90 pounds
Thursday, September 5, 2019
Wednesday, September 4, 2019
Monday, August 26, 2019
PMC MB2 Deluxe
The MB2 Deluxe is an exclusive edition of the prestigious and highly regarded MB2SE. Aesthetics and audio have been addressed with refinement in both areas which has resulted in a loudspeaker of unsurpassed stature and sonic transparency.
The faces of the entire cabinet of Deluxe edition features hand selected and book-matched leaves of the exotic and rare Santos Rosewood. The depth and figuring far outshine anything that can be produced synthetically with a smooth, silk like finish completing a highly sophisticated and tasteful design.
The introduction of a supreme quality high frequency unit augments the already razor sharp and tangible audio soundstage. The new unit is a highly engineered 25mm SONOTEX™ coated soft dome device that incorporates a circular array of six neodymium magnets rather than a standard ferrite ring arrangement. This feature significantly reduces distortion and teamed with the redesigned rear chamber that absorbs all unwanted resonances making its high frequency output entirely natural, smooth and beautifully wide ranging.
The statuesque high mass stand has been engineered with an additional 10mm solid steel, laser cut plinth on the base that not only adds all important mass but also stability. This addition has a profound effect on the speed and definition of the low frequency. Deep bass notes attack with far greater impact and subtle textures are made palpable. Precise levelling and decoupling is provided by oversized, eye catching cones that are easily secured in place by additional threaded rings.
The British designed gold plated binding posts are connected with a newly designed flat bridging bar allowing for all types of spade connection as well as the conventional 4mm style connector.
Specifications:
Frequency Response
20Hz-25kHz
Sensitivity
91dB 1w 1m
Effective ATL™ Length
3m 10ft
Impedance
8 Ohm nominal
Drive Units
LF - PMC 12” 310mm Radial™ driver
MF - PMC75 SE - 75mm soft dome
HF - 25mm SONOTEX™ soft dome Ferrofluid cooled
Crossover Frequency
380Hz – 3.8kHz
Input Connectors
3 pairs 4mm sockets (Tri-Wire or Tri-Amp)
Dimensions
870mm x 380mm x 555mm (H x W x D)
Stand Dimensions
377mm (+50mm spikes) x 374mm x 502mm (H x W x D)
Weight
86kg (with stand)
Finish
Santos rosewood
Sunday, August 25, 2019
Tobian Sound Systems LS 15FH & 12FH
Questions to Günter Tobian:
What is the reason to expand the portfolio with the LS 12, 15 FH?
As you know in terms of homogeneity is the coaxial the number one but with one drawback!! The limitation of the driver size and physical limits like size of Magnets because you have two on an axes in the same orientation or direction.
So and the FH series have no limits, better Bass , mid and high quality are also better. The 12FH has a 4.0 inch high mid driver ... unbelievable and the 15FH and 18FH a 4.4 inch mid high driver.
The Bass driver has a BL factor from 26.60 T x L and the 15FH 32 T x L so I think this is World record in this class.
Three and a half years I have developed that the FH series’s plays just as homogeneously as the coaxial but with all the advantages of the FH chassis why develop three an half years , musicality and homogeneity cannot be measured, this is only through countless listening hours, prototypes and comparisons.
Will there be other new models in addition to the LS 12, 15, 18FH?
Yes, we are currently working on a version above the LS 18FH. This is a very special speaker. Added to this time ...
Saturday, August 24, 2019
Rotel Michi Revolution
Thursday, August 22, 2019
Flux Lab Acoustics tube preamplifier
Main Features:
Hashimoto output transformers
Unique, rare tubes - Siemens C3g (triode connected pentodes)
128-steps relay volume control
Power supply without using electrolytic capacitors
Sunday, August 11, 2019
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