Chesky Audio LC2 Reference Monitor

Unparalleled sound

Close your eyes, and the speakers disappear. Thanks to our phase-coherent engineering and inert cabinet design, the LC2 creates a holographic soundstage where instruments float in the air, distinct and alive. It’s not just about hearing the music; it’s about feeling the presence of the artist in the room with you.

14 Day Money Back guarantee

We’re confident you’ll love our products. However, if you’re not completely satisfied, you may return them within 14 days of receiving your order.

Easy Returns

If for any reason you’re not satisfied with your purchase, contact us and we’ll promptly assist you with your return. We stand behind everything we create.

Active Customer Support

If you have any questions, please reach out — we’ll respond within a few hours.

Join the Next Generation of Audiophiles

A growing wave of passionate listeners is choosing Chesky Audio.

Compact Yet Fierce

Finally, a compact speaker that doesn't sound small. By ditching the traditional "bass port" for dual passive radiators, we achieved deep, chest-thumping bass in a cabinet small enough for your desk or bookshelf. You get the full-range power of a tower speaker without the clutter, and the precision of a studio monitor without the harshness.

Introducing a masterpiece

The LC1 and LC2 combine state-of-the-art technology with industry-leading dual-chamber aperiodic tweeters, high-definition cast-basket bass/midrange drivers, extraordinary crossovers, dualinertially-balanced passive sub-bass radiators, inert monocoque double-walled composite-filled cabinet construction and solid 5/8” thick -aircraft-grade aluminum baffles

BEST VALUE FOR THE BEST SOUND

A remarkably modestly sized speaker that deliver life-like resolution, room-filling imaging and the you-are-there quality of the world’s finest and most expensive loudspeakers plus balls-to-the-wall balls -- for under $2000 a pair.

Sound-first thinking

Chesky Audio speakers are designed around a single principle: remove everything that gets in the way of the music. By rethinking how a cabinet should behave and focusing on eliminating resonance and distortion at the source, the design allows sound to project with unusual clarity, depth, and realism. The result is a listening experience that feels far larger and more lifelike than the speaker’s size suggests.