Duke High End Audio Speaker From Trenner Friedl Extravaganzi January 28, 2011. duke – high end audio speaker from trenner & friedl. weighing in at 284 pounds and standing at just under five feet tall, the duke by trenner and friedl is easily one of the most expensive and impressive loudspeakers showcased at ces 2011. the speaker is topped by a 0.8 inch diamond diaphragm supertweeter firing upward into. Among the most impressive was the magnificent duke from austrian speaker maker trenner & friedl . the speaker is topped by a 0.8 inch diamond diaphragm supertweeter firing upward into a swarovski crystal "disperser" that creates a 360 degree radiation pattern. this supertweeter sits on a vibration isolated mid high module with an 8 inch papyrus.
Duke High End Audio Speaker From Trenner Friedl Extravaganzi Trenner & friedl duke. "$175,000 pair?" i gulped. i know my beat at the 2011 ces was expensive loudspeakers, but the price of the trenner & friedl duke took my breath away. yes, the sound in the large room the new austrian company shared with cardas, profundo, and the jeff rowland design group was superb, but that's a lot of change, even if the. It is true that i no longer had the tip of tellurium q, but i did not neglect to check how does their (product rogoz audio trenner & friedl) cooperation on your system, and one can say for sure these little lighter from the initial phase of the test structures had previously been massive from the company audio philar, put a little peace in the reproduction of musical material, which once. As one of these close friends told me, there are some great people in the world of audio, and getting to know them is one of the true joys of high end audio. peter trenner and andreas friedl, the austrian gentleman responsible for my trenner & friedl art monitors, certainly qualify as members of this group. It's just a teaser shot, but this is a photo of the new duke speaker from austrian audio company trenner & friedl. as you can see, this is an ambitious, state of the art design that offers full range (i.e. 20 to 50,000 hz) performance. the older duke model was one of f&ts first designs and was introduced back in 1994.
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