Creek Audio Previews CYMATICS 6 Speakers and New MOSFET Class A/B Amplifiers for 2026

That philosophy also explains why CYMATICS exists alongside, not separate from, Creek’s amplifier rethink. A passive speaker with a benign electrical temperament makes far more sense when paired with a conventional MOSFET Class A/B integrated, especially one tuned for current delivery and thermal stability rather than headline wattage. Compared to active benchmarks like ATC’s SCM series, Creek’s path trades system integration and ultimate control for flexibility and longevity—no DSP obsolescence, no firmware dependency, and freedom to build systems incrementally. Whether that resonates in a market increasingly accustomed to “all-in-one” solutions will depend on execution, but the technical logic is coherent.

The bigger question is differentiation. Controlled dispersion, phase alignment, and sensible loading are table stakes in this segment, and Creek is entering a field crowded with well-voiced, well-priced standmounts. The wager appears to be on synergy: speakers voiced from the outset to complement Creek amplification, rather than to impress in isolation. If the forthcoming integrateds lean into modern connectivity without compromising their analog fundamentals, CYMATICS could read less like a late entry into loudspeakers and more like a return to holistic system design—something many audiophiles argue has been missing from mainstream hi-fi for years.