Small, Discrete Satellite
To be a satellite means very small and discrete. On the other hand, the need to reproduce as much of the audio spectrum as possible requires a relatively large enclosure. Our solution is to fashion a sphere using advanced metal processing that is strong yet light and only 1mm thick, preserving significant and valuable internal volume.
Unique Design
The SoundSpot™ SP-2, winner of the 2010 CEA Design and Engineering Innovations award (as part of the MT-2 system) thin steel enclosure is deliberately left empty without damping. This unusual concept allows the enclosure to vibrate along with the music as part housing a 4″ (100mm) coaxial driver with 1.2” (32mm) high-temperature voice coil for the mid/woofer unit, and a ferrite magnet system. The tweeter is a soft dome, ¾” (19mm) liquid-cooled voice coil, neodymium magnet motor.
The SoundSpot™ SP-2 spherical design whilst ideal from an acoustical standpoint also lends itself to a novel method of adjustment when attached to walls and ceilings. The spheres are able to rotate 270 degrees horizontally and 90 degrees vertically whilst using a single screw to lock the spheres when positioned. Total control of the sound field is assured in any living space and is so easy to achieve.
