R 10 Arreté

*Sold as pair

Handcrafted danish design. Innovative technological excellence. Enter the dual dimension of sound.

Developed entirely from the ground up, the Audiovector R 10 represents the ultimate home audio experience. Every single component has been purpose-designed to deliver the most natural, dynamic, and open sound reproduction we have ever achieved. By immersing the listener in the full breadth, depth and detail of music, it adds a new dimension to every track.

A suite of the latest generation of Audiovector innovations includes the newly developed Dual Air Motion Transformer. Working in harmony with our Soundstage Enhancement Concept (SEC), it delivers an exceptionally open, precise and three-dimensional treble – allowing music not only to be heard, but truly felt.

A proprietary line array bass system radiates sound both forward and backward, dispersing the bass more effectively than a conventional speaker. This significantly enhances realism and makes it easier to feel the music.

The low-frequency array of eight rear-mounted bass drivers is groundbreaking. Representing the equivalent surface area and displacement of a 15-inch woofer, it ensures profound bass extension with controlled articulation, creating a vast and open soundstage with a deep and involving bass.

The Accelerated Force Concept (AFC) bass/midrange structure also sets a new benchmark, accelerating and decelerating the drive units with precision and control. This results in a lightning-fast response, ultra-low distortion, and a physical presence in the sound that you can both hear and feel.

Our uniquely flexible Damping Feature aligns cabinet resonance and energy release in perfect synchrony with the music. The result is a calm, controlled, and profoundly musical performance.

Features and concepts

• Accelerated Force Concept
• Diffraction Control Concept
• Damping Factor Adjustment
• No Standing Waves
• Low Compression Concept
• Soundstage Enhancement Concept
• No Energy Storage
• NCS Molecular realignment
• Freedom grounding concept