A best in class 8” bass driver offers great dynamics even at high displacement, offering unparalleled control and minimised distortion. As a result of careful physical and digital tuning Flare does not require the use of a subwoofer. With 250w of amplifier available per unit and low reflex tuning Flare replicates the feel of Superwax.
A large loudspeaker enables acoustic performance that smaller speakers can’t match. Our circular Flare waveguide is physically larger than the cabinet, where the prominent geometry provides extended control for very smooth tonal balance in room and graceful musicality and increases the size to performance ratio.
By projecting the waveguide beyond the cabinet constraints the visual bulk is also minimised, and showcases the solid cast bronze waveguide pattern. This also maximises bass volume efficiency inside the cabinet, and allows for a range of orientations and styling opportunities unlike any other loudspeaker.
Flare can be placed on any cabinet surface to fit a range of applications and installation opportunities. Unlike asymmetric versions, Flare’s circular waveguide allows for flexibility in placement.
Precisely CNC cut, and positively locked cabinet joints make for a rigid and incredibly strong enclosure that can be easily wall mounted using professional hardware available separately.
Digital signal processing facilitates advanced acoustical design opportunities which are simply not possible in a passive system.
Careful application of this technology allows us to optimise the design of the waveguide, cabinet and drivers to maximise acoustical performance, resulting in superbly consistent in-room performance and vanishingly low distortion, at any output level.
Flare loudspeakers utilise a discreet digital drive unit that provides specific processing and amplification for each transducer pair. Bi-amplified and actively crossed over in the digital domain, the drive unit is capable of providing up to 250w per side and accepts both digital and analogue signals.
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