A considered footprint
The current cabinet measures 220 mm wide and 263 mm deep. A strong visual presence in a compact form.
INTRODUCING C1 · PRE-RELEASE
Frosted acrylic. A flash of colour. Every detail on show. C1 brings the inner workings of a loudspeaker into the room.
In development. Explore the current design ahead of release.

Visual preview only. Actual colour and translucency depend on the material and lighting.
Cabinet and fittings from C1 production CAD. Driver shapes, electronic packages and wiring routes are illustrative. Exploded positions explain parts, not assembly order.
01 / DESIGNED TO BE SEEN
A sculptural cabinet with its engineering on display. Select a detail to take a closer look.
02 / CONSIDERED FROM THE INSIDE OUT
Designed around the music.
Built to be seen.
A compact, passive two-way speaker concept with a tuned port, internal bracing and fitted acoustic lining. Every element has a place—and a purpose.
See the engineering in motion ↗The current cabinet measures 220 mm wide and 263 mm deep. A strong visual presence in a compact form.
Flat CNC acrylic meets coloured printed PETG. Explore finishes in the interactive preview.
An SB Acoustics woofer and tweeter, connected through a passive crossover.
Rotate it, separate its layers, and discover the details usually hidden inside a speaker.
03 / EXPLORE THE ENGINEERING
Watch the results on C1 itself. Choose a study, change the setting, and rotate the speaker to see which parts are involved.
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Simulation-led development. These are pre-build calculations, not measured performance claims. Animation and motion are illustrative unless identified as saved solver fields. Read the complete methods and limitations ↗
04 / THE NEXT CHAPTER
C1 is in development. Physical prototyping and acoustic measurements are the next step. Pricing, final finish options and a release date have not been announced.
Explore your C1 ↗Orders are not open. This is a preview of the current design.
The configurator lets you explore possibilities. Production finishes and actual translucency are still to be confirmed.
Yes. The current design is a passive speaker, with no built-in amplifier, Bluetooth or power supply.
Not yet. Bass behaviour, electrical crossover performance, internal resonances and structural comparisons have been simulated. The finished prototype will need acoustic measurements before performance specifications are confirmed.