Praetoria - Crafted with Passion for a Compelling Musical Experience
 
The Why 
Our Ultimate goal for the Praetoria is to let us forget the system and just enjoy the music.
 
The What
 
High Sensitivity and can be driven with low power tube amplification
Controlled Dispersion – delivers pinpoint imaging with breathtaking macro and micro detail 
Low distortion – staying true to the signal
Natural – instruments’s easy to be identified, human voice sounded human, and does not goes out of sound’s nature and signature.
Neutral – reproducing the recordings as what would the artist and engineer intend to be and clearly getting the whole story of it. 
The Praetoria
Kenneth and I has similarity of the way we enjoy the music, it has to be natural, dynamics, transparent in terms of tonal balance and imaging (space between instruments and voices) and quite importantly it has to present a great contrast with excellent harmonics presentation. Size does matter. Large vintage loudspeakers in the past can fulfil some of those criteria however we believe we can do better by taking advantage of modern engineering for the woofers, horn, compression driver and structurally sound cabinet.
The Praetoria big size is an advantage, but it is also the ultimate challenge and we don’t want to repeat the errors in the past, we only select and use a horn that is absolutely natural and does not have that typical honkiness and colouration. With the right combination of woofer, horn and compression driver we have achieved a speakers that can play effortlessly while projecting pinpoint imaging and free from it’s cabinet boundary.
 
 
Design
Two Way Bass Reflex (Bottom Ported)
Drive Units
1 x 15” Neo Low mass and High Rigidity Paper Cone 
1 x  1” Neo Compression Driver
Frequency Range
30hz-20khz
Crossover Frequency
900 Hz
Sensitivity
96dB
Maximum Output
114dB
Nominal Impedance
8ohm (min. 6.3ohm at 115hz)
Dimensions
W 600 x H 1150 x D 340 mm
Weight
72 Kg