Wireless Optional With the Davone wireless module built in, the Solo becomes a full featured wireless loudspeaker ready to connect to your TV or stereo. Read more on our wireless page.

Danish loudspeakers Three Danish designed loudspeakers with the latest technology ensure the Solo delivers on its promises: symmetric magnetic motor, solid aluminium basket, extensive venting, to name a few

Controlled directivity By integrating the cabinet design, cross over and drivers, the Solo has a controlled directivity of sound, meaning the Solo is less critical to the listening room acoustics

Hand build in Denmark Build by hand in the for Denmark typical small scale production adds a personal touch to each loudspeaker.

Select your veneer Vist the Factory and be there during the build. You will be able to select the veneer you like best

Finely tuned cross over the elaborate 24 dB/oct Linkwitz - Riley cross over gives more upper mid range energy for a more open sound and improves the tweeter high power performance.

Clean upper bass The acoustic design of the cabinet effectively reduces internal standing waves around 200Hz for improved clarity

Solo design process From idea to design to tooling to first prototype. Read about the Solo design process in our insights section.

Quarter cut Walnut

Black ash

Teak

Solo off-axis Response

When listening to a loudspeaker in a room, you are in fact listening to the sum of the direct sound and the sound that is reflected by the walls, ceiling and floor. Therefore it is important to control how a loudspeaker radiates the music into a room. Physics tells us that the larger a loudspeaker driver is compared to the wavelength, the more forward-only the sound will travel. And vice versa. For example, at the cross-over between a large mid-range driver and a tweeter, the mid-range radiates mainly forward and the tweeter radiates in all directions (the tweeter is smaller than the mid-range at the cross-over wavelength.) But this discontinuity in the off-axis response means that the reflected sound is not linear. Which in turn means that the sound you hear is not linear. It is distorted.

The graphs above shows the off-axis response for the Solo, from 0 degrees (forward) to 90 degrees (sideward), relative to the forward response curve. The Solo cabinet, drivers, membrane material and cross over together deliver a very smooth off-axis response for the Solo. This means the response in the room will be linear and music will sound as intended. On www.stereophile.com, many of the same loudspeaker measurements have been published for comparison (note, some only go to 45 or 60 degrees).

• Frequency response

  30 - 22.000 Hz

  
  

  Impedance

  4 ohm, 2.5 ohm minimum at 450Hz @ 0 degrees

  
  

  Sensitivity

  89 dB/2,83V/m

  
  

  Recommended Amplifer power

  100-200 Watt

  
  

  Woofer

  8” , Geometrically reinforced aluminum cone, soft low damping rubber surround, rigid die cast alu chassis with extensive venting

  
  

  Mid range Driver

  4", Ceramic coated aluminium membrane, soft low damping rubber surround, optimized low distortion motor system

  
  

• Tweeter

  1", Anodised aluminium dome, flow optimized vented pole piece with non-reflective chamber, saturation controlled motor system

  
  

  Cross over

  200 Hz, 2.2kHz, 24dB/Oct Linkwitz Riley

  
  

  System

  Bass reflex/ Closed

  
  

  Cabinet Construction

  10 layer beech wood form pressed veneer with multiple internal stiffeners.

  
  

  Weight

  30kg / piece

  
  

  Height / Width / Depth

  109 / 38 / 38 cm

  
  

  Current version

  HR

  
  

  Designer

  Paul Schenkel