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First loudspeakers from Bulgarian company APL Hi-Fi; the Endless speakers emphasize purity of sound.
Advanced driver configuration includes AMT tweeter, dome midrange, and dual bass-specific drivers for exceptional sound clarity.
Bi-amping capability and Furutech binding posts enhance user control and connectivity options.
I remember the first time I stumbled upon the name APL Hi-Fi—a Bulgarian company that's been crafting elite audio equipment since 1988. The buzz among audiophiles was unmistakable, and now they've unveiled their first loudspeakers: the APL Hi-Fi Endless. The community is abuzz, and for good reason.
The philosophy behind the Endless speakers is all about purity of sound. Drawing on over 30 years of expertise in speaker design, APL Hi-Fi has meticulously selected every driver and crossover component to ensure the most natural audio experience possible.
With a sensitivity of around 86dB, these speakers offer the possibility of bi-amping. This means you can power the bass drivers and the rest of the drivers with different amplifiers, giving you more control over your sound. The inclusion of two pairs of high-quality Furutech speaker terminals ensures a rock-solid connection for your cables.
Here's a deep dive into the technical specifics:
The craftsmanship and attention to detail are evident, and while the price sits at a hefty $120,000 per pair, the investment could be justified for those seeking an unparalleled audio journey.
It's exciting to see APL Hi-Fi step into the loudspeaker arena with such a statement piece. The Endless speakers seem poised to offer an experience that's both technically remarkable and emotionally engaging. For anyone on the quest for sonic perfection, these might just be the speakers to watch—and listen—for.
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