Egg-shaped Hi-Fi speakers

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Fujitsu Ten Ltd introduces its egg-shaped home-use Hi-Fi speakers that are based on time domain theory. Time domain theory originated from the needs to reproduce sound as close as possible to the original, reproducing correctly the time-phased process of sound from its very early stage of its phasing out. To take advantage of the full capabilities of the speakers, they will be offered with a power amplifier. The firm has two prototypes, namely a 12-cm model and an 8-cm model. The 12-cm model will be available for $1,364-$1,818 per pair, and the 8-cm model will cost $909-$1,364 a pair.

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SC-777SA Hi-Fi speakers

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Nippon Columbia Company Ltd (Denon) has released a speaker system that incorporates a super-tweeter that has a square design and is capable of reproducing sounds ranging from 20kHz to 200kHz using the DVD and Super AudioCD systems. The SC-777SA speaker, which retails for 70,000 yen ($654), also features Denon's Push-Pull Dual Drive technology. The system produces clear bass sounds by reducing harmonic distortion and increasing low-band reproduction levels.

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Fujitsu Ten introduces egg-shaped speakers

Article Abstract:

Fujitsu Ten Ltd. has introduced egg-shaped speakers.

Household audio and video equipment, Fujitsu Ten Ltd.

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