Monolith

GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS

Monolith – large and tall, but at the same time very slender speaker columns. Despite this fact, they do not reveal their potential for even a moment. From the front side, you can see only half of the speakers used. The two-speaker bass section is hidden inside the column.
The project was made to be perceived as universal design, but at the same time breaking certain stereotypes in an unusual way.
The concept of combining full range loudspeakers with bass section, which has become very appreciated in recent years, has much in common with our design, in which these assumptions collided with housing inspired by the Monolith from the Stanley Kubrick’s film 2001: A Space Odyssey. However, Audio-planet, as usual, does not compromise and goes two steps further. This first step is a full range loudspeaker supported by a very efficient 28mm silk dome tweeter which gives music its beat. The second step is the low-frequency section, which is not only doubled but also separated and independently tuned. It is a precedent solution – two woofers are working on getting one resonant frequency but in different applications and directions, so that they can complement each other expanding and diversifying the operation of the resonators. To achieve the “monolithic” objectives, the columns have been given raw and restrained design, and the simplicity, as well as elegance, have transformed Monoliths into monumental speaker columns that also function as high-quality furniture.
The design is a three-way system, multi-chamber, 4-speaker, ventilated.