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    The 4.1 has the 'active' plasma tweeter and active bass, you can use your amp of choice on the mid, rrp is £25k .
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    Models with built in subs are 60 Kg and boast impressive FR.
    Expensive looks and I guess they are too ....
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    Hmm interesting stuff. This is the first commercial implementation of plasma tweeters I've ever seen. I remember hearing about them a number of years ago. This is also the first time I've seen them used with a wave guide in a more traditional way. All the plasma tweeters I've seen are omnidirectional point sources, (usually mounted on top of a speaker cabinet) which I guess have their own advantages and disadvantages. Either way it's very nice to see this technology put to good use in a commercial product and I'd be very interested to hear a pair. Not that I'd be able to afford any. They would certainly be a talking point when friends came round. No doubt one numpty would try to light a fag off the tweeter.
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    Quote Originally Posted by HighFidelityGuy View Post
    No doubt one numpty would try to light a fag off the tweeter.
    I used to use an argon laser for lighting my ciggies.

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    These are the 'Cubus' at this years Munich Hi-End show.

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    With 'digital domain' amps.

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    Quote Originally Posted by purite audio View Post
    These are the 'Cubus' at this years Munich Hi-End show.

    Keith.
    What size are the main drivers of the Cubus? Also, how efficient are they?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Marco View Post
    What size are the main drivers of the Cubus? Also, how efficient are they?

    Marco.
    It would seem they are a 3-way bass-reflex design with:

    8mm Corona Plasma Tweeter in a horn

    2" compression midrange in a 20" horn

    18" composite coated paper cone woofer

    Crossovers at 400 Hz and 2.5 kHz

    Sensitivity of 95 dB/1W/1m

    Nominal impedance 8 ohm

    Range of 30 Hz to 150 kHz +/- 3dB

    Weight 110 kg

    Very nice
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    Thanks Chris, all the specs are here,
    http://www.ib-lansche.de/haupt39179eng.html
    VB Keith.
    Cessaro Horn Acoutics,David Wright ,Mola-Mola , Weiss MAN301,Dynavector XV1- Manger Loudspeakers Grimm Audio LS1,worlds best sounding loudspeaker.
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