With this point you've most likely been hardwired to consider "touch screen" in the very sight of the black rectangle. But German high-finish speaker company, G�bel knows much better than to slap a screen onto their flagship Epoque Reference loudspeakers for novelty's sake.
The black rectangles on these loudspeakers are really the most recent version of G�bel's signature bending wave motorists. Although previous models were constructed from thin wooden membranes, this latest iteration uses nine layers of laser-cut carbon fibre additionally towards the wooden core. Obviously neither carbon-fiber nor wood can produce seem by themselves accord therefore the actual tunes are created by four aluminum longthrow chassis motorists and eight passive radiators that reside inside the driver unit. Oh, and also the twelve subs that flank them. It's all regulated ended within an acoustically-enhanced composite board housing with interior aluminum baffles and support beams. The whole package weighs in at about 420 pounds!
G�bel is marketing the Evoques having a tour across Europe's most famous hifi sellers offering clients an opportunity to listen before they order. Oh and yeah, if you need to request, you cannot afford them. [G�bel via 6moons, Born Wealthy]
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