MALABAR VERY LOW FREQUENCY

Malabar VLF was designed to enhance your experience on the part of the music you feel before you hear.

Bass is the most honest liar in your listening room. It bends around corners, piles up in some spots and vanishes in others, and by the time it reaches your chair, it might not resemble what was actually recorded. Every room does this. It's physics, not a flaw in your system.

Malabar VLF exists to quietly address this argument between your room and the lowest octaves of the music. It doesn't replace your loudspeakers, and it doesn't ask you to notice it. It attempts to remove the issues, so that what's left is what the artist intended: a bass note that arrives once, cleanly, instead of arriving three times, from three walls, out of step with itself, and sounding like wet cardboard.

An addition that disappears

Malabar VLF is built to sit quietly alongside your loudspeakers, with a form and finish that never feels like an accessory bolted onto your system. It's there for the moments that need it, a full orchestral swell, a late-night session where the lowest notes matter more than the loudest ones, and invisible the rest of the time.

You won't hear Malabar VLF. You'll hear your room, finally getting out of the way.

Whether Malabar VLF belongs in your system depends entirely on your room and your speakers, which is exactly the kind of question best answered in person: talk to a dealer about the Malabar VLF

  • 23 Hz to 200 kHz +-1dB

  • Asymmetric dipole dispersion pattern, aperiodic loading - box-less bass

  • Force canceling push push configuration - no vibration

  • High level inputs. 250W, DSP enabled, frequency and time corrected - room corrected bass, in any room

  • Left and right inputs for stereo summation

55 KGS/UNIT, HEIGHT: 45, WIDTH: 45, DEPTH: 45 CM

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