Open architecture
Dipole radiation and the absence of a conventional box create a different relationship between loudspeaker, room and listener.
01 — The loudspeaker
Counterflow 3:15
A singular form.
A complete system.
A fully active, open-baffle loudspeaker created to deliver scale, immediacy and spatial freedom—without treating its presence in the room as an afterthought.
3:15 / Architectural studyThe experience
The room opens.
Conventional enclosures contain sound—and add a character of their own. The 3:15 begins with an open-baffle architecture, allowing music to arrive with an open, immediate and naturally spacious quality.
Its purpose is not spectacle for its own sake. It is the sense that performers occupy space with believable scale, stable placement and effortless dynamics.
Designed as a whole
Ten channels.
One voice.
Active control
Dedicated amplification and DSP allow every part of the system to be shaped around the intended acoustic result.
Coherent intent
Constant directivity, stable imaging, low distortion and linear phase are pursued as parts of one musical experience.
Material presence
Made to inhabit a room.
The form is substantial without becoming visually heavy. Faceted surfaces, depth and considered material transitions allow the 3:15 to read as architecture rather than equipment.
At a glance
Final production specification subject to confirmation.
- System
- Fully active loudspeaker
- Acoustic form
- Open-baffle / dipole
- Control
- 10 active channels with DSP
- Design height
- Approx. 1380 mm
- Design width
- Approx. 500 mm
- Availability
- Register for release information