Two pieces of hardware. The numbers on the front, the logo on the back.A bookshelf speaker and the amplifier that drives it, in brushed aluminium, built to be measured before they're admired.
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No app, no room correction, no firmware. A phono stage that's good, a volume knob that's heavy, and a speaker that tells you the truth about a pressing. Some of your records will sound worse. They were always worse.
We make a speaker and an amplifier, and they're designed together. You can use either with something else. They're better together, and cheaper, and we'll say so once.
Two-way, 14 litres, a 165 mm paper cone and a 25 mm soft dome. Brushed aluminium baffle, oak sides. Grille on or off; the curve's the same.
Class AB, 2 × 60 W into 8 Ω, a phono stage for moving-magnet, one line input, one knob. A relay clicks when you turn it on. That's the interface.
Most hi-fi is sold on the first thing you see. We'd rather you saw the graph, then heard it, then found out who made it.
An hour in the room, your records, the M1 and M2 and, if you ask, the pair that costs three times as much. Curtain up or down. Nobody stands behind you.
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