Lansche's majestic three way speakers produce dynamic sound

Aaudio Imports, a market leader in supplying world class high-end audio devices introduced their new tower speakers at CES 2012. The three-way passive speaker built by German based company Lansche Audio features Lansche’s legendary Corona Plasma tweeter, which looks like focal point of the HAL 9000 of 2001: A Space Oddyssey fame. Apart from the tweeter, the tower speaker comes with aluminum front baffle, bi-wiring terminals and integrated adjustable footers for perfect audio output and leveling. All these parts are incorporated in a huge handcrafted cabinet, which has dimensions of 69" high x 17" wide x 24" deep. The speakers named as No.7 comes at a whopping price of $100,000 per pair. If we talk about height in feet, the masterfully created cabinet is around 7 feet long. Looks like the company thought to give it a dynamic look just like its dynamic sound.

Speaker set by Lansche Audio

The mid range of speaker is handled by pair of 4" cone drivers manufactured by AT (Audio Technologies). If we talk about bass, four 8.7" long-throw coated polyester and fiberglass woofers take care of it. Apart from that, Corona Plasma tweeter manages the higher frequencies. Two bass reflex ports of this speaker are located in the rear. Corona Plasma tweeter plays a major role with an 8mm-long electric arc, which uses the surrounding air as a sound transmission medium, in delivering amazing sound. This arc helps Corona Plasma to surpass the limitations of other tweeters and offer an outstanding three-dimensional sound.

The heavy-duty speaker can deliver ultimate audio experience in any room conditions due to its acoustic fidelity, technical innovation, uncompromising quality and extraordinary flexibility. According to the company, its music will be movies immersive and natural with a wide frequency spectrum and dynamic range.

Via. ElectronicHouse