Inside BETONart's Groundbreaking Speaker Design
By HiFi Editorial22 December 2025
Key Highlights
Carbon concrete enclosure ensures minimal resonance and pure sound due to its extreme stiffness and weight.
2,600 watts per speaker power five drivers, including dual 15-inch bass units and a nanocrystalline ribbon tweeter.
Offers versatile connectivity with analog inputs, WiSA wireless support, and an ESS Technology-powered DAC.
Just when we thought we'd seen it all in the world of high-end audio, BETONart Audio steps in with their latest marvel: the Tonale Pro. This active floor-standing speaker isn't just another addition to the audiophile landscape; it's a colossal statement weighing in at a staggering 280 kg per unit and standing 180 cm tall.
The first thing that catches the eye—and perhaps strains the floor—is the use of carbon concrete for the enclosure. BETONart, staying true to its name, has embraced this material for its exceptional properties: it's ten times stiffer and three times heavier than wood. This means minimal resonance and maximum rigidity, allowing for an uncolored and pure sound reproduction. The enclosure is crafted from three acoustically isolated modules, further enhancing the precision and dynamics of the system.
