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Written by Michael Lankton
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Thursday, 06 September 2007 |
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KEF has updated their XQ and Reference loudspeaker lines.
The revised XQ now uses titanium alloy variant of KEF's point source UniQ driver. The new driver features an elliptical aluminum dome tweeter which is capable of flatly reproducing the frequency range up to past 20k Hz, eliminating the need for a separate high frequency driver. The XQ line will be available in furniture grade birdseye maple, khaya mahogany and piano black. The revamped flagship Reference line now features user customization via two position low and four position high frequency controls. The Reference line also sports low distortion bass drivers, which are decoupled from the enclosures. Available in cherry, satin sycamore, American walnut and piano black.
No prices for the two lines have been announced at this time. |
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Written by Michael Lankton
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Monday, 03 September 2007 |
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Klipsch has announced a new, upscale line of flagship loudspeakers.
The Palladium line of speakers will begin shipping this fall. The top of the line P-39F tower will have three nine inch aluminum woofers, mated to horn midrange and tweeters. Enclosures are veneer clad mdf with tapered, curved side panels. Suggested price for the 3 1/2 way P-39F will be $15000/pair.
Six additional loudspeakers in the Palladium series will be shown at CES 2008 at Las Vegas. |
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Written by Michael Lankton
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Wednesday, 29 August 2007 |
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PSB Speakers have announced a new flagship to head it's speaker lineup.
The Synchrony line will consist of two full range tower models, two bookshelf models, two center channels and a tri-mode surround model. The line will feature enclosures made of a combination of aluminum and wood laminate. Sporting curved, veneered side panels along with aluminum corners and rear panels, PSB states the new enclosure design may possibly be the industry's strongest, deadest and most non-resonant. The tweeter used by the Synchrony line is an extended response titanium dome. The mid and bass drivers are constructed of a new sandwich material composed of woven fiberglass and natural pulp. Speakers in the Synchrony line will be available in Dark Cherry and Black Ash veneers. Suggested retail starts at $1300 for the 2 way center channel up to $4500/pair for the largest tower, the Synchrony One.
No pictures available at this time. |
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Written by Michael Lankton
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Wednesday, 15 August 2007 |
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Danish loudspeaker maker Dynaudio is celebrating their 30th anniversary with a special edition loudspeaker, the Dynaudio Sapphire.
The Sapphire was unveiled this weekend at the 2007 Hong Kong High End Audio Visual Show. What we do know at this time is that it's a floorstanding, 3 way design that will sell in the $16,000.00 ballpark, and that it will be a limited release and not a new addition to the Dynaudio home range of products. The Sapphire will be available sometime this Fall.
Further details on the Sapphire are to be revealed September 1, according to Dynaudio. |
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Written by Michael Lankton
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Wednesday, 08 August 2007 |
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Usher Audio has introduced a bookshelf loudspeaker to their Dancer series.
It's a small two way design utilizing their top of the line Beryllium tweeter and a 7" mid-woofer handles the low end. Available in piano black or silver, both with attractive birch side panels. A suggested price has not yet been set, although they have said they will sell for about $2500.00 a pair. Usher Audio, located in Taiwan, makes a range of loudspeakers, from reasonably priced up to high end audiophile. They produce nearly all the parts that go into their loudspeakers, and combined with having their production in a Taiwan-based facility, they generally sell for a fraction of what their western-produced equivalents cost. |
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