The Voigt Horn | Reproduced by Lowther Loudspeakers

In 1924, Paul Voigt created the revolutionary Voigt Horn Tractrix speaker design. A decade later, Voigt went on to co-found the renowned British loudspeaker company Lowther.
Now, to celebrate the 100th anniversary of Voigt's groundbreaking invention, Lowther is thrilled to announce the limited reproduction of the legendary Voigt Horn speaker. Using Voigt's original schematics, each speaker will be meticulously handcrafted to custom order by Lowther in the UK.
Experience audio history reborn as Lowther recreates this magnificent speaker that helped shape the trajectory of high-fidelity sound reproduction. With its iconic exponential horn design and unparalleled clarity, the Voigt Horn set a new standard for audio that has endured for a century.
Be among the select few to own this timeless masterpiece, handmade to the exact specifications envisioned by Paul Voigt 100 years ago. Each limited edition speaker represents a fusion of audio heritage and cutting-edge craftsmanship.
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[@christophernoto]

What beautiful work you are doing, and a very well produced video, which is my first introduction to your channel. Thank you.

[@VictorsVoice1]

I want a pair of these speakers.⬅ That's the will part, now comes the way part.➡ 🤔

[@lowtherloudspeakers1147]

Contact us. We are producing these as custom order builds. In stereo pairs and single monos.

[@weatheranddarkness]

@@lowtherloudspeakers1147 what's the nominal price per, say without drivers? And are you taking customisation requests?

[@melbguy1]

@@lowtherloudspeakers1147 I'm curious about the projected price of this limited edition speaker as a stereo pair?

[@cammontreuil7509]

Anyone with woodworking skills can build these.

[@bigblueocean]

That's like saying 'anyone with mechanics skills, can repair a car'
Not only do we already know, but most if us don't have that skill. That's, why we buy stuff that other people have made.

[@weatheranddarkness]

@@bigblueocean well, that, and the space to build a 4 foot by four foot by four foot tetrahedral structure. I've got occasional access to a table saw and stuff, but this is a real stretch to contemplate.