Lysianassa the docile incisor
("...) Tes yeux où rien ne se révèle |
A te voir marcher en cadence, |
C. Baudelaire - Le serpent qui danse
("...) Your eyes, where nothing is shown |
To see you walking in cadence |
C. Baudelaire - The dancing snake
Lysianassa embodies the principle of its acoustic load, the transmission line, with sharpened distinction. See this tunnel, with variable sections and one length, adjusted with precision to the wavelengths diffused. This tricky technique, arduous to implement, has the advantage of reproducing profound and perfectly defined low frequencies.
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Let yourself rock! |
The elegance of this speaker system is able to enhance the space to which it is dedicated. Under its light appearance, Lysianassa conceals a source of audio enjoyment that will delight you.
Description of the casing
Its shell, in moulded ceramic, can be lacquered or can imitate the various materials to adapt as well as possible to its new environment. In its standard version, the leg is machined in a burr of varied tones. Other combinations can also be imagined.
The speaker system Lysianassa is moulded. It is composed of a ceramic with mechanical properties advantageous to the sound produced.
Freestone, with which the Loire castles are built, shows a rough appearance that we have hoped to capture in this unpolished concrete. |
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A light version is resin is available when the weight is an important criterion (interior decoration of yachts).
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Waxed and coloured concrete gives a smoother and shinier appearance. |
Technical characteristics
Lysianassa is a 3+1 - way speaker system with bass and midrange speakers in coaxial configuration and one remote high-frequency speaker. We have chosen for the bass-midrange speaker the load principle called "transmission line" in order to obtain a bandwidth adapted to the motor and as fine as possible for low frequencies.
The form of our creation is a result of the choice of its load principle. The line used therefore reflects and incarnates the wavelength, to end up with a fine and elegant speaker system.
Acoustic characteristics
The relative position of the two speakers was optimized to permit using a passive filter |
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Waterfall in an auditorium |
Satellite speakers
