LINEAR PHASE CROSSOVER

“Phase” is a technical term that represents one of the pillars on which our work is based, and describes how sound is delayed over time.
If this parameter does not reach the highest precision, as a consequence you’ll have a greatly distorted perception when listening. For this reason, it is essential that every single sound of a song does not have discrepancies in timing, so that listening is completely immersive and dynamic.
In collaboration with Weiss we created aur AudioLai IL DIGITALE DSP which has innovative and smart functionality and helps precisely in this sense: like a highly advanced brain, it divides speaker sound into thousands of fractions and regulates timings for each one in order to offer to your ears the most sensational, faithful and balanced listening experience.
What we have as a result, is an extremely realistic and living sound, really close to the way it comes naturally to our ears, simultaneously: the entire frequency spectrum reaches us, from very low to very high sounds, all at once.

The path to the ideal “phase”, in order to satisfy our needs in terms of use, went through the observation and testing of “old style” crossovers, present in most hi-fi systems over the years. Passive crossovers which, by receiving the full, high-power signal directly from the amplifier and using large, reactive components (such as inductors and capacitors to split the signal), resulted in inadequate phase response, often also causing distortion and delays. Our systems use the power of AudioLai IL DIGITALE DSP (digital Signal Processing) to provide linear phase crossovers. Linear means that each driver works at his best and the cut is able to move quickly and evenly to the next driver, without creating voids in the crossover regions, but merging, connecting perfectly. The crossover cut takes place before the power amplifiers and as a result each section gains a dedicated power amplifier, connected directly to the drivers, for extraordinary precision.

All this research and knowledges in the technical aspects of a high quality hi-fi systems would be in vain if the right attention was not paid to a basic and often very neglected aspect in the creation of a domestic system, that is the environment. Sound keeps moving in the room, reflects and bounces off surfaces. If sound waves are not controlled, the sound can build up to produce annoying distortion and boomy bass.
We can manage these possible environmental problems with our systems, through a correction filter we have developed: each system is set in place by one of our specialists, your room will be carefully evaluated through a series of environmental measurements. The system will be adjusted to your home environment to ensure a flawless sound stage.