Scottish audio company Linn has officially herald its late flagship hi - fi loudspeaker in the 360 .
The 360 is all - new from the primer coat up , featuring a novel cabinet , young drive units , and Modern electronics . Linn depict the loudspeaker system as being “ audibly invisible ” , producing a performance with “ unprecedented ” clarity and realness that ’s absent of any transonic colour .
It incorporates “ advanced ” driveway units and amplifier technologies , bring forth what Linn reckons to be their lowest ever level of audible straining in a speaker . The curves of the cabinet have been partnered with drive units that have been position flush within an undulating baffle so that they can emanate audio out from the speaker unit ; producing audio recording that offers the same tonality in every steering .
The tweeter is the first 19 mm Beryllium domed stadium seen in the sound recording industry , it aim to produce a fair and open sound where high frequencies are concerned . The midrange unit of measurement has been crafted from thin - ply , woven carbon copy fiber , a composite fabric that was originally used by NASA ( yes , that NASA ) to build their Mars rover . Linn says it offers the perfect mix of stiffness and light , and similar to the tweeter , any inherent ringing or straining make by the midrange units is pushed almost three octave above the audible scope of human sense of hearing . Basically , you wo n’t be capable to get a line it .
For the low frequency both the upper and lower bass campaign whole feature an aluminium - atomic number 12 metal , selected for its stiffness to ensure a “ exact Walter Piston - like conduct ” without deviation .
selection of colours include the Classic Collection ’s more insidious , monochrome pallet along with Piano Black , and Alpine White .
The loudspeaker is available in a couple of variations , admit the Exakt Integrated variant ( for use of goods and services with a Linn DSM internet Music Player ) , as well as a Passive with Aktiv Bass ( PWAB ) edition that admit it to be used with third - party elaboration or an all - external Exakt system that uses the Exaktbox .
And the cost ? For the 360 Exakt Integrated it ’s £ 87,000 ; while for the 360 PWAB translation it ’s a ( slightly ) less heart palpitating figure of £ 55,000 . monstrance are possible at dealers across the UK , and you could see out which unity by headingto this nexus .
