Here’s a list of most expensive speakers in the world. These speakers become that expensive not because they are made of gold and diamond like other things do. They become that expensive because They are using a solid technology and very advanced way to deliver the very good and clear sound. So let’s take a look at the most expensive speakers in the world:
10. Ultimate II by Magico : $ 289,000
The Ultimate II is a 5 way systems that includes four pairs of the most ambitious compression driver. It took four months to make, it was closed in all of 6061T-6 aircraft grade hard-anodized aluminum with 4-inch front panel made of solid aluminum slabs.
9. Coltrane Supreme by Marten: $ 295,000
Having won the British Hi-Fi products awards, Marten Olofsson had a project deadline, which is the Coltrane Supreme. Featuring four cabinet systems, Supreme Coltrane built with two speakers and two subwoofers. Each loudspeaker has four 7-inch tiles on the bass unit, a 7-inch ceramic lower midrange unit, 2-inch midrange and 1-inch diamond diamond tweeter. The subwoofer, on the other hand, has a length of four 10-inch ceramic bass units.
8. Infinite Wisdom by Wisdom Audio: $300,000
The Infinite Wisdom provide fans with eight 12-inch, under hung, 3-inch voice coil low frequency regenerators for each channel that make up a total of sixteen drivers for each circuit.
7. T-1 by Tidal: $322,000
The first speaker that featuring 30mm diamond tweeter and black ceramic superior diaphragm.
6. Olympus Sound System “OSS” by Adam Audio: $325,000
OSS Speaker with eight columns of the twelve built-in amplifiers, with sixty individual drivers and the brain of digital signal processing.
5. Sphäron Excalibur by Acapella Audio Arts: $380,700
Big speaker with 12 square meters horns to transmit the lowest frequency while the twin pillars are made of four 15-inch subwoofers each. Derived from the classic model of Sphäron
4. MBX 10.9s46 by California Audio Technology: $560,000
MBX Speaker 10.9s46 is duo that certainly hard to be missed. Ferrari red exterior looked into the crowd from 12 feet high and weighed about one ton each. The weight comes from MBX 105 alloy material that provides nothing but the best audio accuracy.
3. Infinite Wisdom Grande Loudspeaker by Wisdom Audio: $700,000
This speaker set is Infinite Wisdom Grande Loudspeakers. Tower system at 23 feet high and weighs nearly two tons.
2. Grand Enigma by Kharma: $1,0000,000
Kharma, top quality audio products maker from Dutch, won’t be completed without the Grand Enigma. This costly speaker system is 100% unique. All that we do know is that this advanced speaker system was tested by specialists team and installed in a cellar on a building in Belgium. We can imagine how beautiful the audio system produced by this speaker.
1. ULTIMATE by Transmission Audio: $2,000,000
This speaker is made to order speaker system that made of 4 separate dipole subwoofer, each containing ten 15-inch subwoofer. Each dipole panel per channel with twenty-four 8-inch units, followed by two full-band dipole MF per channel plus one panel of each HF each channel with a grand total of 68 meters true ribbons. 31,000 Watt needed to turn it on. This is “truly” speaker.
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10. Ultimate II by Magico : $ 289,000
The Ultimate II is a 5 way systems that includes four pairs of the most ambitious compression driver. It took four months to make, it was closed in all of 6061T-6 aircraft grade hard-anodized aluminum with 4-inch front panel made of solid aluminum slabs.
Ultimate II by Magico
Having won the British Hi-Fi products awards, Marten Olofsson had a project deadline, which is the Coltrane Supreme. Featuring four cabinet systems, Supreme Coltrane built with two speakers and two subwoofers. Each loudspeaker has four 7-inch tiles on the bass unit, a 7-inch ceramic lower midrange unit, 2-inch midrange and 1-inch diamond diamond tweeter. The subwoofer, on the other hand, has a length of four 10-inch ceramic bass units.
Coltrane Supreme by Marten
The Infinite Wisdom provide fans with eight 12-inch, under hung, 3-inch voice coil low frequency regenerators for each channel that make up a total of sixteen drivers for each circuit.
Infinite Wisdom by Wisdom Audio
The first speaker that featuring 30mm diamond tweeter and black ceramic superior diaphragm.
T 1 by Tidal
OSS Speaker with eight columns of the twelve built-in amplifiers, with sixty individual drivers and the brain of digital signal processing.
Olympus Sound System "OSS" by Adam Audio
Big speaker with 12 square meters horns to transmit the lowest frequency while the twin pillars are made of four 15-inch subwoofers each. Derived from the classic model of Sphäron
Sphäron Excalibur by Acapella Audio Arts
MBX Speaker 10.9s46 is duo that certainly hard to be missed. Ferrari red exterior looked into the crowd from 12 feet high and weighed about one ton each. The weight comes from MBX 105 alloy material that provides nothing but the best audio accuracy.
MBX 10.9s46 by California Audio Technology
This speaker set is Infinite Wisdom Grande Loudspeakers. Tower system at 23 feet high and weighs nearly two tons.
Wisdom Grande Loudspeaker by Wisdom Audio
Kharma, top quality audio products maker from Dutch, won’t be completed without the Grand Enigma. This costly speaker system is 100% unique. All that we do know is that this advanced speaker system was tested by specialists team and installed in a cellar on a building in Belgium. We can imagine how beautiful the audio system produced by this speaker.
Grand Enigma by Kharma
This speaker is made to order speaker system that made of 4 separate dipole subwoofer, each containing ten 15-inch subwoofer. Each dipole panel per channel with twenty-four 8-inch units, followed by two full-band dipole MF per channel plus one panel of each HF each channel with a grand total of 68 meters true ribbons. 31,000 Watt needed to turn it on. This is “truly” speaker.
ULTIMATE by Transmission Audio
Have You heard the sound of those most expensive speakers in the world?
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