Audison Thesis THG 6.5 II Steel Mesh Grilles Pair for Orchestra Coro Sax Woofers
THG 6.5 II
Grilles | Optional mesh grilles for TH 1.5 II Violino
THESIS
Transparency, a direct inheritance of the HV venti, is the principle that inspired the creation of Thesis speakers, born with the ambitious goal of giving voice to the pure musical message of Thesis electronics. The search for the best acoustic result was based on overcoming the intrinsic limits of traditional loudspeakers. Through a finite element simulation software (FEM) conceived by the Audison R&D team, a mathematical model was developed, which they used to create, with an intense prototyping activity, the ideal transducer.
THG 6.5 II optional mesh grilles can be defined with only one word: unique. They are made with finest steel without any compromise, to overcome the absolute.
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Audison Thesis THG 6.5 II Steel Mesh Grilles Pair for Orchestra Coro Sax Woofers
THG 6.5 II
Grilles | Optional mesh grilles for TH 1.5 II Violino
THESIS
Transparency, a direct inheritance of the HV venti, is the principle that inspired the creation of Thesis speakers, born with the ambitious goal of giving voice to the pure musical message of Thesis electronics. The search for the best acoustic result was based on overcoming the intrinsic limits of traditional loudspeakers. Through a finite element simulation software (FEM) conceived by the Audison R&D team, a mathematical model was developed, which they used to create, with an intense prototyping activity, the ideal transducer.
THG 6.5 II optional mesh grilles can be defined with only one word: unique. They are made with finest steel without any compromise, to overcome the absolute.
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THG 6.5 II
Grilles | Optional mesh grilles for TH 1.5 II Violino
THESIS
Transparency, a direct inheritance of the HV venti, is the principle that inspired the creation of Thesis speakers, born with the ambitious goal of giving voice to the pure musical message of Thesis electronics. The search for the best acoustic result was based on overcoming the intrinsic limits of traditional loudspeakers. Through a finite element simulation software (FEM) conceived by the Audison R&D team, a mathematical model was developed, which they used to create, with an intense prototyping activity, the ideal transducer.
THG 6.5 II optional mesh grilles can be defined with only one word: unique. They are made with finest steel without any compromise, to overcome the absolute.
