Core Audio Design

Acoustic Diffusors
Imagine for a minute that your listening environment is a 10ft x 10ft x 10ft cube with one speaker playing a solo cello suite and you sitting in the middle of the room. The recording begins as the bow is drawn across the strings. You hear this, and a fraction of a second later you hear it again from your left and right, then from above, then from the rear another fraction of a second later. Mix these together and you have lost the accuracy of the cellist's work. and that is only the beginning!

Unless your listening environment is encased in acoustically neutral material some 10ft thick, you wont even be hearing an accurate reflection of the cello. Different frequencies are reflected with different intensities depending on the material of the walls. As the cellist employs a deft glissando causing the pitch to rise and fall smoothly, the actual volume of the sound changes in the reflections. There is also the ever-present concern for harmonics where the reflections cancel out or amplify the original signal as part of the comb-filter effect.

Component Racks
Detailed construction employs the latest technology in resonance dampening within a fine hardwood exterior. There is no reason to place your audiophile equipment on anything less.

Amp Stands
Key components, particularly amplifiers, suffer compromised instrumental richness and detail due to resonance inherent in the electronics of transformers. This resonance can further degrade the accuracy of other sensitive components, aggravating the distortion in bass range and depth.