Anthony Gallo Acoustics whose products are distributed in Australia by Sound and Image is set to launch their first in-room speakers at the 2011 CES Show in Las Vegas in January.
Anthony Gallo Acoustics whose products are distributed in Australia by Sound and Image is set to launch their first in-room speakers at the 2011 CES Show in Las Vegas in January.
The Company that has focused primarily on spherical speaker claims that they have found new ways to overcome the sonic flaws inherent in square and rectangular enclosures.
The Classico series will incorporate the company’s first speakers with a more traditional look and will start roughly at around $695/pair.
“The box is tough to get to sound right because of many inherent flaws with the enclosure,” a spokesman said. Spherical speaker enclosures have had multiple advantages over square and rectangular wood-box enclosures, including rigidity and ability to “virtually eliminate any issues with external diffraction, which can occur as sound leaves the driver and surrounds the enclosure,” the spokesman continued.
To bring round sound to squared-off enclosures, Gallo is adopting multiple design strategies, including the use of patented S2 filling used in its speaker spheres to eliminate standing waves, take care of problems caused by parallel walls, and fix the Helmholtz resonance, the spokesman said.
Gallo is using the term “Un-Box” to refer to the Classico speakers’ enclosure type “to describe the sound,” he added.
“With the introduction of the Classico line, we are now able to offer the award-winning Gallo sound in a more traditional aesthetic,” said company founder Anthony Gallo.
