What does the Minimum Diffraction Waveguide do?

The Minimum Diffraction Waveguide controls how treble spreads into the room and reduces unwanted sound scattering from the loudspeaker’s front surface. Its dispersion is carefully matched to the Natural Cardioid midrange, creating a smooth transition from midrange to treble across a range of listening angles.

That continuity helps voices and instruments sound whole and convincing, preserving the relationship between their body and the harmonics that give them character. A voice has presence and breath; a violin has warmth and the delicate texture of the bow.

Together, the waveguide and cardioid midrange support precise image focus and an open, coherent presentation, inviting you to explore the layers of a recording and the space around each performer.