The interview with Florian Wiegand explains the new design, adjustment options provided, and modular replacement of drivers for updating and repair.
I have attended many audio shows. It wasn't the equipment that I saw and heard that impressed me the most. It was the people behind the equipment. The infectious enthusiasm. People who took an idea and brought it to fruition. People who would wake up at 3AM and rush to their garage or dining room table (A.K.A. workbench) to try an idea that would not let them sleep.
Florian is one of those people. I never met him or talked to him. But I do remember sharing time many years ago on the Apogee User's Forum on Yahoo. Clarisys speakers bear some resemblance to Apogees. But the comparison is like a Neanderthal compared to a modern human. They have come a long way and they aren't done yet. Evolution does not stand still.
Congratulations Florian and team.
