ASCILAB
ASCILAB prototype on the Klippel NFS.
ASCILAB are new, new new new they couldn't be newer!
So new in fact we are still waiting for our first examples of their A6B passive and A6B active models, good things come to those who wait, apparently.
From the very outset the company decided to purchase their own Klippel NFS ( Klippel Near Field System) which are not cheap!. Their designs are entirely measurement led, (thank goodness) and the Klippel makes designing and prototyping so much quicker, exemplary measurements means truly transparent sound.
ASCILAB (Acoustical science Laboratories) loudspeakers are based on actual science and research rather then bullshit marketing.
Best of all they aren't aimed at the 'oligarch' market, when a customer asks, what is the best inexpensive loudspeaker' I can now answer ASCILAB.
I am hopeful we will receive our first delivery next month in time for Christmas.
The first Ascilab designs to be released with be their A6B active version see photograph on left ( the passive A6 will follow in short order).
Which will consist of a 6.5" Aluminium Purifi woofer a 1" tweeter housed in a custom waveguide and twin passive Purifi radiators .
Preliminary measurements are, as one would expect state of the art.
Computer modelling of the waveguide overleaf.
The material for the loudspeaker's enclosure consists mainly of Aluminium Hydroxide which is two to three times more effective at vibration absorption than traditional MDF/HDF.
See above.
ASCILAB A6B Passive version specification,
2-Way passive bookshelf loudspeaker/monitor,
1" Alumina Ceramic dome tweeter, custom waveguide with phase plug,
6" Alumina Ceramic woofer
LW 4th order crossover
1.1kHz crossover frequency
Size WxHxD 197x385x265mm
ASCILAB @ Purité Audio London.
Rarely am I excited by a new product, but ASCILAB is a wonderful exception.
Superb measurement led design and thus truly transparent sound at an affordable price.
RRP of the Active A6B is $4990 the UK price will be an exact conversion.
First deliveries expected by December.
The future of loudspeaker design.
Keith