FULLY HIDDEN SOUND For decades, the move to wireless technology has pushed us to desire technology that does not visually clutter our lives At Teibar, we were not just satisfied with the idea of hiding cables, we wanted to provide a solution that completely removes the aesthetic impact of a loudspeaker, allowing your media to

SuperCube® 6000 High-Performance 1500W Powered Subwoofer With 9″ Woofer and Dual 10″ Bass Radiators Huge, accurate bass impact for movies and music from a compact enclosure, measuring only 12.88” x 12” x 13” 9” subwoofer driver pressure-coupled to two 10” Ultra Low Bass Radiators enhances speed, musicality and control 1500-watt digital tracking amplifier and 56-bit

Unpacking the new BP9060, I realized that Definitive Technology is the Taylor Swift of the speaker biz. Just as Swift’s mainstream success has made most people forget her country roots, Definitive’s mainstream success has made most audiophiles forget that the company got its start with a relatively unknown and mildly controversial technology: the bipolar speaker.

  Everybody always forgets about France. When people think of high-end audio, they think of Germany and Austria (Beyerdynamic, AKG) Great Britain (Chord, Bowers & Wilkins) and Japan (Audio-Technica). They don’t think about the French. But Devialet are a perfect example of a company from that country making serious waves: their Phantom takes the very concept

If the Scansonic name seems vaguely familiar it’s because the brand has an illustrious history, being deeply rooted in Danish loudspeaker design and engineering. Scansonic goes back some 45 years to when it was introduced as the name on a then-new line of loudspeakers from famous Danish drive-unit manufacturer ScanSpeak. Now owned by Dantax, the same parent company

Devialet’s first wireless speaker, the Phantom, was released in 2015 to almost universal acclaim. Its semi-spherical design, which looked like a high-tech vacuum or a drone from the Tom Cruise film Oblivion, was the result of 10 years of R&D and 88 patents. The speaker had two drivers in front, one midrange and one tweeter, and

Devialet Phantom Premier Series:   If the Devialet Phantom Premier speaker reminds you of an alien spacecraft, it’s because it can withstand 174dB of internal acoustic pressure – about the same as a launching rocket. More than 80 specialists in aerodynamics, automobile, acoustics and mechanics stand behind the 108 patents that make the Phantom sound out of this

Custom installers are being offered a deal that could see them dumping integrated Bose and 16bit speakers for an all new 24bit Devialet 5 Phantom Reactor speaker designed specifically for the custom installation market. The size of big pineapple this new offering literally pumps out stunning sound and is only $2,500 a speaker. Around the