In a high-efficiency horn loudspeaker, the cabinet is part of the acoustic system rather than a passive container for drivers. Its panels, joints, internal…
A high-efficiency loudspeaker can reveal remarkably small differences between its left and right channels. That clarity is one of the great strengths of a…
A high-end loudspeaker should do more than reproduce familiar recordings with impressive detail. It should create a convincing relationship between the…
What We Learned From Building Prototypes Over the Years is less a story of trial and error than a record of decisions becoming clearer. Each cabinet, horn…
A horn loudspeaker is often judged by the size and character of its horn, yet the surrounding baffle has an equally important influence on how the complete…
Custom loudspeakers should offer freedom without introducing uncertainty. A different cabinet size, finish, horn profile, or system configuration can serve a…
Vocal harmony is one of the most revealing tests in high-fidelity audio. A lead singer may sound convincing through many loudspeakers, yet closely arranged…
A horn mouth is the point where the acoustic energy inside the horn meets the listening room. Its dimensions strongly influence how effectively the horn can…
A passive crossover is the quiet control center of a high-efficiency horn loudspeaker. It divides the musical signal between the woofer and compression driver,…
High-end audio often rewards restraint. When a loudspeaker is built around efficient compression drivers, carefully developed horns, and a cabinet with…