We design and build custom high-end speakers and audio equipment.
Say helloBrussels. Horns, subs, preamps, booth electronics.
Two stereo RIAA preamplifiers in one compact case. 40 dB of gain for Moving Magnet inputs, RIAA equalisation with extremely low error and channel disparity, and an input stage you load to your cartridge.
See it in the storeBooth monitors arrive later than the headphones, so cueing never quite lands. This compact amplifier delays the headphone feed to match, measured automatically or set by hand.
See it in the storeThe Unity Horn is a 55° × 55° horn around two 12" and six 4" drivers, with a printed throat adapter that lets two compression drivers share the load and halve their distortion. The bookshelf speaker pairs a 60° three-cell horn with an 8" woofer tuned to 48 Hz.
UMI, Brussels. Measured, filtered and tuned all three rooms from opening night, plus custom phono preamps for the DJ booths.
L'Altitude. High-efficiency two-ways built to fit the bar's art-deco wall furniture: a 15" woofer and a 2" compression driver on an Arai A-290 horn.
A British-Jamaican-rooted sound system, built from a plan for the 15" scoop. Four voices, each amplified on its own after digital processing, and a five-channel preamp with four bands matched to the crossover points.
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Two 18" RCF drivers behind a stepped, folded horn: 500+ litres in a cabinet 145 × 78 × 64 cm. One takes 2400 W at 4 Ω and reaches 45 Hz at −3 dB. Stack two for 42. Stack four for 38.
Measured at 1 W, half-space. Tone is real, trace is slowed to be seen.