Munich Show 2015
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I have been considering going. My wife is still finishing up with a class she taking at that time so I thought I might head over for a few days. When I checked awhile back Business Class was about $7.5k. ouch. I used to be able to get to Asia for that.
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We'll be there.
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Weight: 1800 kg :-D
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Cessaro Horn Acoustics will present their products to audiophile enthusiasts at the upcoming Munich HIGH END 2015 event. They will be world premiering their new BETA-II F-4 large hornspeaker system.
This special four-way system is highly efficient and needs only a few watts to product high volume levels. Cessaro Horn Acoustics employed true front-loaded bass-horn design within their Beta II F-4. In the development of the BETA-II F-4, special attention was given to the newly developed bass horns.
The dimensions quickly make clear that a total width of 410cm and depth of 140cm plus a height of 82cm was needed. Given an appropriate adaptation within the room, you are able to achieve a cut-off frequency at approximately 30 Hz.
The BETA-II F-4 comes with newly developed Cessaro Composite-Horns, which are based on an extremely expensive handmade two shell construction with a special polymer-rubber filling. Drivers are adapted by a CNC-drilled, two-parted and 25mm strong aluminum flange.
Weight is ~73kg for the Medium-Horn and the TAD-Alnico driver with Beryllium diaphragm. In additions, weight is ~120kg for the Low-Mid horn. Overall efficiency is 107dB/W/m and recommended room size is 40 to 100 square-meters. Total weight is around 1800kg for the entire system.
Dimensions of the main system are 54 x 115 x 178 and the Bass horn per side is 205 x 138 x 82 (WxDxH in cm).
This special four-way system is highly efficient and needs only a few watts to product high volume levels. Cessaro Horn Acoustics employed true front-loaded bass-horn design within their Beta II F-4. In the development of the BETA-II F-4, special attention was given to the newly developed bass horns.
The dimensions quickly make clear that a total width of 410cm and depth of 140cm plus a height of 82cm was needed. Given an appropriate adaptation within the room, you are able to achieve a cut-off frequency at approximately 30 Hz.
The BETA-II F-4 comes with newly developed Cessaro Composite-Horns, which are based on an extremely expensive handmade two shell construction with a special polymer-rubber filling. Drivers are adapted by a CNC-drilled, two-parted and 25mm strong aluminum flange.
Weight is ~73kg for the Medium-Horn and the TAD-Alnico driver with Beryllium diaphragm. In additions, weight is ~120kg for the Low-Mid horn. Overall efficiency is 107dB/W/m and recommended room size is 40 to 100 square-meters. Total weight is around 1800kg for the entire system.
Dimensions of the main system are 54 x 115 x 178 and the Bass horn per side is 205 x 138 x 82 (WxDxH in cm).
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No negative feedback
Clear, detailed reproduction
No enclosure
No box sound
DSP free
No loss of details
Neither inductive nor capacitive control
Pure native dynamics
Dipole distribution characteristic
Easy setup, less room nodes
High efficiency
Made for Single Ended pure amplification
Modern field-coil technology
Stunning music reproduction
Unique design
Candidate for the best design prices worldwide
Characteristics : Patent pending Waveguide (100W x 120H x 61D cm), two 12.5-inch low-mid field coil units, light NAWI paper cone with edge damping, treated Apex, low resonant surround clamping, underhung voice coil on paper former, extremely strong and homogeneous magnetic field , 1.75-inch Oberton field coil drive, dipole sound guidance without equalization, high efficient.
Design - Classic modern, clean lines
Dimensions - Compact, near-wall installation possible
Build quality - Outstanding, handcrafted in Germany
Technology , special features - External excitation
Efficiency - Built for the highest reproduction quality
Characteristics : Bookshelf format (45W x 70H x 30D cm), one 11-inch low-mid field coil unit, light NAWI paper cone with edge damping, edge wound underhung voice coil on paper former, extremely strong and homogeneous magnetic field, metal passive radiator, nearly massless working Oberton transducer, sandwich cabinet with acrylic elements.
7th showstopper - Wolf von Langa Swing and Son speakers.
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These all look nice. Like unicorns.
Any subjective reviews out there?
Any subjective reviews out there?
