Two Sources, One Voice

Every two-way speaker has two physical sources: woofer and tweeter.

The challenge is what happens where they overlap — the crossover region.

Lyra's drivers were chosen specifically for how well they align both on-axis and off-axis, across a full radiating hemisphere. A minimalist 10-component crossover — using air-core coils, polypropylene capacitors, and low-inductance resistors — maintains phase integrity and coherence.

You hear instruments, not drivers. A performance, not parts.

Lyra's delicate voicing is achieved with:

• Precise phase alignment of woofer and tweeter, optimized across ±45° vertical and ±90° horizontal listening angles to create a compelling sense of space by adding realism to the sound reflections coming from the ceiling and wall surfaces.
• No fibreglass, plastics, or printed circuit boards. The crossover components are hand soldered to individual turrets mounted on the rear panel.
• Low distortion, air core inductors, high voltage polypropylene capacitors and wire wound, low inductance, 2% MIL spec. resistors.
• Proof is in the frequency response