LANSCHE AUDIO

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Frequently Asked Questions

• How much does a Lansche Audio 5.1 cost?

  Shown for the first time in the US at the 2011 Rocky Mountain Audio Fest, the 5.1, which costs between $41,000 and $46,000 per pair, depending on finish, replaces the Lansche 5. Despite the ".1" designation, the 5.1 is really a new design with a different midrange unit and a 12mm-thick aluminum front baffle.

• What kind of speaker is Lansche 4.2?

  The Lansche 4.2’s just recently arrived in my listening space. Fantastic speaker, I must say. This is indeed an unusual choice for me, as I have been a long time and very happy Magico owner. But recently the horn-loaded speaker fascination caught my ears.

• What kind of tweeter does Lansche audio use?

  Every one of our speaker models features this exceptional tweeter, which is largely responsible for our excellent reputation among professional sound studios and high-end audiophiles alike. You, too, can enjoy the near-magical precision and clarity of this tweeter.

• Where is the Lansche Audio 5.1 RF generator located?

  Pressing the blue-lit button between the ventilation ports on the 5.1's rear panel supplies power to the tubed RF generator and illuminates the blue Lansche logo at the bottom of the front baffle.

• What kind of tweeter does Lansche audio use?

  Every one of our speaker models features this exceptional tweeter, which is largely responsible for our excellent reputation among professional sound studios and high-end audiophiles alike. You, too, can enjoy the near-magical precision and clarity of this tweeter.

• How is the arc of a Lansche plasma tweeter set up?

  An 8 mm long arc is set up between an extremely small curved annulus in the middle of the combustion chamber and a high voltage outer electrode placed outside the tweeter’s combustion chamber.

• Is the Lansche plasmatweeter an inductive voice coil?

  This system contains no inductive voice coil, no inhomogeneous magnetic field, no resonance-bound membrane, no mass-spring system vibrating back and forth, and no non-linear suspension. All there is, in fact, is light and air.

• What is the absence of resonance in a Lansche plasmatweeter?

  The absence of any system-generated resonance in the whole transferred frequency range of 1.5kHz – 150kHz is remarkable! No other system is capable of achieving this, regardless of the principle used.