
Pure music
Our ideas are explored for their potential and implemented regardless of cost. New circuits and promising materials are examined and developed in light of our purist maxim. The selection of components is based solely on their optimal acoustic and measurement properties; economic considerations play no role in the selection process. Under acoustically optimal conditions, all developments are rigorously tested and refined during extended listening sessions.
The selection of components is based solely on their optimal acoustic and measurement properties; economic considerations play no role in the selection process. Under acoustically optimal conditions, all developments are rigorously tested and refined during extended listening sessions.
For us, the ear decides…
Form follows Function
“Form follows Function,” the maxim of Louis Henri Sullivan, and “Less is More” by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe shape our ideas of good circuit and device design. These guiding principles from modern architecture can readily be applied to all areas of technical design. Almost surprisingly, products designed according to these rules not only fulfill their intended function exceptionally well but also satisfy the highest aesthetic demands. It is therefore only logical that devices surrounding us in everyday life - whose purpose is to engage us on a positive emotional level - adhere to these design principles. A good audio system should appeal to all the senses - not just the ears, but also the eyes and the hands.