Clarysis Audio Stadium Ribbon Loudspeakers

[Ron Resnick]

Clarisys Audio - Welcome

Concert in your living room

clarisysaudio.ch

 

[Zero000]

Clarisys Audio Speakers

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[Zero000]

Clarisys Audio Stadium Speakers

Mono & Stereo High-End Audio Magazine: Magico - Nagra - Tidal Audio - Wilson Audio - MSB - Totaldac - Living Voice - Taiko Audio - Aries Cerat -Thrax

www.monoandstereo.com

 

[Sampajanna]

Cost?

 

[ddk]

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Clarisys Audio - Welcome

Concert in your living room

clarisysaudio.ch

With 6 panels set up should be a frustrating exercise in futility! Crossover boxes and cabling along with multiple amplification to mess with too, that’s if this thing actually exists!

david

 

[Gregadd]

So it requires tinkering. Sounds like an audiophiles dream. Let the cult following begin.

 

[Florian]

Hello, we plan to show this model in november, but this is not our primary focus. We unveiled our new Minuet model in Brussel, at Alpha High End, Belgium and the model Opera.

Of course the model "Stadium" is not something found in many houses, like other large flagship systems.

Best regards

 

[Alrainbow]

I love panels

 

[Alrainbow]

With 6 panels set up should be a frustrating exercise in futility! Crossover boxes and cabling along with multiple amplification to mess with too, that’s if this thing actually exists!

david

No negative energy towards dealers lol. yes I agree but audio is a journey some longer then others. me being a novice still notes many never set what they own correctly

 

[Gregadd]

You mean the journey ends?

 

[Golum]

me being a novice…

Had a lunch and almost choked myself when i read this…gimme a break Al…

 

[Ron Resnick]

Hello, we plan to show this model in november, but this is not our primary focus. We unveiled our new Minuet model in Brussel, at Alpha High End, Belgium and the model Opera.

Of course the model "Stadium" is not something found in many houses, like other large flagship systems.

Best regards

Thank you for your reply!

Is the Stadium merely a prototype or design exercise, or are production examples live in the field presently?

Are you affiliated with the company?

 

[Golum]

Hello, we plan to show this model in november, but this is not our primary focus. We unveiled our new Minuet model in Brussel, at Alpha High End, Belgium and the model Opera.

Of course the model "Stadium" is not something found in many houses, like other large flagship systems.

Best regards

Hi Florian,

Congrats for the first “baby” and i wish you all the best with Your new endevour.
It would be really great if we could materialize that visit we started to cook last year so I could hear the “old” and this new ones.

Stay well and all the best,
Goran

 

[Florian]

Hello together,

thanks for the reply. I am the Importer/Distributor for Europe and currently as well for USA.

The Stadium speakers (4 panels plus 2 midrange units is a laboratory exersice, we plan to show it in november), more importently are our models Minuet, Studio Plus, Opera and Auditorium of which there are examples in the field.



Our models Minuet and Opera were sold to private Apogee and Quad users shortly after the demo and we are also sending models to a large dealer in the USA as well for evaluation and possible distribution. As a hardcore Apogee fan and i am proud of the evolutionary steps taken to enhance the design. Most importantly is the double sided bass panel, wave cuts, wider midrange and tweeter ribbons, crossover parts and build quality!

PS: The picture shows our demo at Alpha High End in Brussel, Belgium.

Best regards

Florian

 

[thedudeabides]

With 6 panels set up should be a frustrating exercise in futility! Crossover boxes and cabling along with multiple amplification to mess with too, that’s if this thing actually exists!

david

IMHO a bit judgemental don't you think? The Infinity IRS V5 is still a coveted item and somewhat shares the same level of setup complexity. As does the Genesis, Analysis Audio, and Magneplanar statement speakers. As does the etc.

You never know in this crazy hobby who might be attracted to a product like this. New ribbon tech? Apogee on steroids?

What does Justin know?

 

[martin778]

@Florian
Is there a price list available?

Are these being built in Switzerland or in Singapore? (just wondering).

 

[Folsom]

Lot of questions come up about comb filtering. Need more details.

Also “no filters used to limit high end or low end” as marketing is funny since that almost doesn’t even exist anywhere with any product.

 

[Florian]

@Florian
Is there a price list available?

Are these being built in Switzerland or in Singapore? (just wondering).

Hello Martin, our speakers are developed and build by a small team in Hanoi, Vietnam. Our price list can be found on www.clarisysaudio.ch ; I am the Importer. We are building a dealer network right now. As long as your country does not have an importer or a dealer the prices are lower, just contact me for info.
Best regards

 

[Florian]

Lot of questions come up about comb filtering. Need more details.

Also “no filters used to limit high end or low end” as marketing is funny since that almost doesn’t even exist anywhere with any product.

True, but i did not write that for marketing. On one of our demos we used a very large Gryphon amplifier with a soundtrack that pushed a hard around 22Hz bass note, which the little one did not like very much. Best regards

 

[gleeds]

I do not understand why any of us, regardless of their design and engineering preferences would not welcome this attempt to take ribbon technology to the next level. From what I can glean, these guys have serious chops for restoring and building Apogee-style loudspeakers and are now developing their original design. Alysvox has caused quite a stir with an exceptionally well-executed advancement of ribbon/planar technology. I get how some might find this approach cumbersome, but for someone that cut their teeth on IRS 4's, Mark Levinson HQD system, and Apogess I find this an exciting development.

Before Munich, I discovered an electrostatic speaker maker in Hungary by Popori Acoustics. PA has spent decades repairing electrostatic speakers for European customers. As is often the case, the inventor learned all he needed to know about the limitations of the existing technology and set out to develop his own to eclipse them. I intend to visit the good people at Popori on my trip to Europe in the fall and will provide a full report then.

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