Rocky Mountain Audio Fest 2014 Hot Product

The integral waveguides of the Voce Audio Trius speaker
($64,000 per pair) are said to help with "sound propagation." The speaker's
entire cabinet is machined from a phenolic material with a proprietary binding agent,
making for an enclosure that's insert and very stiff.

The speaker uses all modified ScanSpeak drivers,
including a beryllium-dome tweeter, and a crossover designed by electronics manufacturer
MSB that uses only one capacitor and one inductor in order to keep the speaker's impedance
as flat as possible -- "a constant 8 ohms," says the literature.
Paired with MSB electronics, the Trius sounded supple and
organic, producing a true musical experience that was consistent with the company's stated
sonic goals. This is a very promising new speaker from a relatively new speaker company. |