The Genesis 400 is a dipolar design which radiates sound from both the front and the back. This kind of loudspeaker has many advantages over a conventional type, the most important of which are ease of room placement and an open and musically accurate soundstage presentation. The Genesis 400 is finished in a beautiful rosewood veneer. There are five drivers in each of the 400's consisting of two ribbon tweeters, one three inch midrange dome and two eight inch metal cone woofers. Each driver in this three way loudspeaker system has been designed to be a perfect piston within its useable frequency band. The tweeter, described by many reviewers in both the American and foreign press as possibly the world's best, is a one inch planar ribbon design. It is hand-crafted from an extremely thin laminated membrane of aluminum and Kapton and measures a mere 0.0005 inch thick. The advantage of incorporating such an extremely thin membrane is its inherent low mass. The result of this design is a driver that has the speed of the best ribbon/electrostatic designs without the high distortion and poor dispersion that is typically associated with them. The three inch midrange dome on the Genesis 400 is constructed from an amalgam of titanium and silicon carbide. This strong and lightweight design eliminates breakup modes through the entire middle frequency range and provides tremendous dispersion and dynamic range while maintaining its coherent musical quality. The bass of the Genesis 400 is clean and powerful. It is produced by two eight inch metal cone woofers. By incorporating a stiff, machined, twin layer aluminum cone into our woofers, the problem of wobble, cone bending and non linear distortions associated with cones not possessing the stiffness of aluminum has been eliminated. Our aluminum cones are a magnitude stiffer than any plastic cone on the market today and virtually eliminate these problems. In order to take advantage of the finest properties of each driver, a sophisticated fourth order Linkwitz Riley crossover is used between the tweeter and midrange. The advantage of a Linkwitz Riley network is nearly perfect phase coherence and seamless integration of drivers. To extend the 400's bass response to 30 Hz, capacitive and inductive tuning is incorporated rather than the traditional acoustic suspension or ported box design. Use of a sealed cabinet and LC tuning gives the 400 its extended and tightly controlled bass performance.

The Genesis 400 is a dipolar design which radiates sound from both the front and the back. This kind of loudspeaker has many advantages over a conventional type, the most important of which are ease of room placement and an open and musically accurate soundstage presentation. The Genesis 400 is finished in a beautiful rosewood veneer. There are five drivers in each of the 400's consisting of two ribbon tweeters, one three inch midrange dome and two eight inch metal cone woofers. Each driver in this three way loudspeaker system has been designed to be a perfect piston within its useable frequency band. The tweeter, described by many reviewers in both the American and foreign press as possibly the world's best, is a one inch planar ribbon design. It is hand-crafted from an extremely thin laminated membrane of aluminum and Kapton and measures a mere 0.0005 inch thick. The advantage of incorporating such an extremely thin membrane is its inherent low mass. The result of this design is a driver that has the speed of the best ribbon/electrostatic designs without the high distortion and poor dispersion that is typically associated with them. The three inch midrange dome on the Genesis 400 is constructed from an amalgam of titanium and silicon carbide. This strong and lightweight design eliminates breakup modes through the entire middle frequency range and provides tremendous dispersion and dynamic range while maintaining its coherent musical quality. The bass of the Genesis 400 is clean and powerful. It is produced by two eight inch metal cone woofers. By incorporating a stiff, machined, twin layer aluminum cone into our woofers, the problem of wobble, cone bending and non linear distortions associated with cones not possessing the stiffness of aluminum has been eliminated. Our aluminum cones are a magnitude stiffer than any plastic cone on the market today and virtually eliminate these problems. In order to take advantage of the finest properties of each driver, a sophisticated fourth order Linkwitz Riley crossover is used between the tweeter and midrange. The advantage of a Linkwitz Riley network is nearly perfect phase coherence and seamless integration of drivers. To extend the 400's bass response to 30 Hz, capacitive and inductive tuning is incorporated rather than the traditional acoustic suspension or ported box design. Use of a sealed cabinet and LC tuning gives the 400 its extended and tightly controlled bass performance.

The Genesis 400 is a dipolar design which radiates sound from both the front and the back. This kind of loudspeaker has many advantages over a conventional type, the most important of which are ease of room placement and an open and musically accurate soundstage presentation. The Genesis 400 is finished in a beautiful rosewood veneer. There are five drivers in each of the 400's consisting of two ribbon tweeters, one three inch midrange dome and two eight inch metal cone woofers. Each driver in this three way loudspeaker system has been designed to be a perfect piston within its useable frequency band. The tweeter, described by many reviewers in both the American and foreign press as possibly the world's best, is a one inch planar ribbon design. It is hand-crafted from an extremely thin laminated membrane of aluminum and Kapton and measures a mere 0.0005 inch thick. The advantage of incorporating such an extremely thin membrane is its inherent low mass. The result of this design is a driver that has the speed of the best ribbon/electrostatic designs without the high distortion and poor dispersion that is typically associated with them. The three inch midrange dome on the Genesis 400 is constructed from an amalgam of titanium and silicon carbide. This strong and lightweight design eliminates breakup modes through the entire middle frequency range and provides tremendous dispersion and dynamic range while maintaining its coherent musical quality. The bass of the Genesis 400 is clean and powerful. It is produced by two eight inch metal cone woofers. By incorporating a stiff, machined, twin layer aluminum cone into our woofers, the problem of wobble, cone bending and non linear distortions associated with cones not possessing the stiffness of aluminum has been eliminated. Our aluminum cones are a magnitude stiffer than any plastic cone on the market today and virtually eliminate these problems. In order to take advantage of the finest properties of each driver, a sophisticated fourth order Linkwitz Riley crossover is used between the tweeter and midrange. The advantage of a Linkwitz Riley network is nearly perfect phase coherence and seamless integration of drivers. To extend the 400's bass response to 30 Hz, capacitive and inductive tuning is incorporated rather than the traditional acoustic suspension or ported box design. Use of a sealed cabinet and LC tuning gives the 400 its extended and tightly controlled bass performance.

The Genesis 400 is a dipolar design which radiates sound from both the front and the back. This kind of loudspeaker has many advantages over a conventional type, the most important of which are ease of room placement and an open and musically accurate soundstage presentation. The Genesis 400 is finished in a beautiful rosewood veneer. There are five drivers in each of the 400's consisting of two ribbon tweeters, one three inch midrange dome and two eight inch metal cone woofers. Each driver in this three way loudspeaker system has been designed to be a perfect piston within its useable frequency band. The tweeter, described by many reviewers in both the American and foreign press as possibly the world's best, is a one inch planar ribbon design. It is hand-crafted from an extremely thin laminated membrane of aluminum and Kapton and measures a mere 0.0005 inch thick. The advantage of incorporating such an extremely thin membrane is its inherent low mass. The result of this design is a driver that has the speed of the best ribbon/electrostatic designs without the high distortion and poor dispersion that is typically associated with them. The three inch midrange dome on the Genesis 400 is constructed from an amalgam of titanium and silicon carbide. This strong and lightweight design eliminates breakup modes through the entire middle frequency range and provides tremendous dispersion and dynamic range while maintaining its coherent musical quality. The bass of the Genesis 400 is clean and powerful. It is produced by two eight inch metal cone woofers. By incorporating a stiff, machined, twin layer aluminum cone into our woofers, the problem of wobble, cone bending and non linear distortions associated with cones not possessing the stiffness of aluminum has been eliminated. Our aluminum cones are a magnitude stiffer than any plastic cone on the market today and virtually eliminate these problems. In order to take advantage of the finest properties of each driver, a sophisticated fourth order Linkwitz Riley crossover is used between the tweeter and midrange. The advantage of a Linkwitz Riley network is nearly perfect phase coherence and seamless integration of drivers. To extend the 400's bass response to 30 Hz, capacitive and inductive tuning is incorporated rather than the traditional acoustic suspension or ported box design. Use of a sealed cabinet and LC tuning gives the 400 its extended and tightly controlled bass performance.

The Genesis 400 is a dipolar design which radiates sound from both the front and the back. This kind of loudspeaker has many advantages over a conventional type, the most important of which are ease of room placement and an open and musically accurate soundstage presentation. The Genesis 400 is finished in a beautiful rosewood veneer. There are five drivers in each of the 400's consisting of two ribbon tweeters, one three inch midrange dome and two eight inch metal cone woofers. Each driver in this three way loudspeaker system has been designed to be a perfect piston within its useable frequency band. The tweeter, described by many reviewers in both the American and foreign press as possibly the world's best, is a one inch planar ribbon design. It is hand-crafted from an extremely thin laminated membrane of aluminum and Kapton and measures a mere 0.0005 inch thick. The advantage of incorporating such an extremely thin membrane is its inherent low mass. The result of this design is a driver that has the speed of the best ribbon/electrostatic designs without the high distortion and poor dispersion that is typically associated with them. The three inch midrange dome on the Genesis 400 is constructed from an amalgam of titanium and silicon carbide. This strong and lightweight design eliminates breakup modes through the entire middle frequency range and provides tremendous dispersion and dynamic range while maintaining its coherent musical quality. The bass of the Genesis 400 is clean and powerful. It is produced by two eight inch metal cone woofers. By incorporating a stiff, machined, twin layer aluminum cone into our woofers, the problem of wobble, cone bending and non linear distortions associated with cones not possessing the stiffness of aluminum has been eliminated. Our aluminum cones are a magnitude stiffer than any plastic cone on the market today and virtually eliminate these problems. In order to take advantage of the finest properties of each driver, a sophisticated fourth order Linkwitz Riley crossover is used between the tweeter and midrange. The advantage of a Linkwitz Riley network is nearly perfect phase coherence and seamless integration of drivers. To extend the 400's bass response to 30 Hz, capacitive and inductive tuning is incorporated rather than the traditional acoustic suspension or ported box design. Use of a sealed cabinet and LC tuning gives the 400 its extended and tightly controlled bass performance.

The Genesis 400 is a dipolar design which radiates sound from both the front and the back. This kind of loudspeaker has many advantages over a conventional type, the most important of which are ease of room placement and an open and musically accurate soundstage presentation. The Genesis 400 is finished in a beautiful rosewood veneer. There are five drivers in each of the 400's consisting of two ribbon tweeters, one three inch midrange dome and two eight inch metal cone woofers. Each driver in this three way loudspeaker system has been designed to be a perfect piston within its useable frequency band. The tweeter, described by many reviewers in both the American and foreign press as possibly the world's best, is a one inch planar ribbon design. It is hand-crafted from an extremely thin laminated membrane of aluminum and Kapton and measures a mere 0.0005 inch thick. The advantage of incorporating such an extremely thin membrane is its inherent low mass. The result of this design is a driver that has the speed of the best ribbon/electrostatic designs without the high distortion and poor dispersion that is typically associated with them. The three inch midrange dome on the Genesis 400 is constructed from an amalgam of titanium and silicon carbide. This strong and lightweight design eliminates breakup modes through the entire middle frequency range and provides tremendous dispersion and dynamic range while maintaining its coherent musical quality. The bass of the Genesis 400 is clean and powerful. It is produced by two eight inch metal cone woofers. By incorporating a stiff, machined, twin layer aluminum cone into our woofers, the problem of wobble, cone bending and non linear distortions associated with cones not possessing the stiffness of aluminum has been eliminated. Our aluminum cones are a magnitude stiffer than any plastic cone on the market today and virtually eliminate these problems. In order to take advantage of the finest properties of each driver, a sophisticated fourth order Linkwitz Riley crossover is used between the tweeter and midrange. The advantage of a Linkwitz Riley network is nearly perfect phase coherence and seamless integration of drivers. To extend the 400's bass response to 30 Hz, capacitive and inductive tuning is incorporated rather than the traditional acoustic suspension or ported box design. Use of a sealed cabinet and LC tuning gives the 400 its extended and tightly controlled bass performance.

The Genesis 400 is a dipolar design which radiates sound from both the front and the back. This kind of loudspeaker has many advantages over a conventional type, the most important of which are ease of room placement and an open and musically accurate soundstage presentation. The Genesis 400 is finished in a beautiful rosewood veneer. There are five drivers in each of the 400's consisting of two ribbon tweeters, one three inch midrange dome and two eight inch metal cone woofers. Each driver in this three way loudspeaker system has been designed to be a perfect piston within its useable frequency band. The tweeter, described by many reviewers in both the American and foreign press as possibly the world's best, is a one inch planar ribbon design. It is hand-crafted from an extremely thin laminated membrane of aluminum and Kapton and measures a mere 0.0005 inch thick. The advantage of incorporating such an extremely thin membrane is its inherent low mass. The result of this design is a driver that has the speed of the best ribbon/electrostatic designs without the high distortion and poor dispersion that is typically associated with them. The three inch midrange dome on the Genesis 400 is constructed from an amalgam of titanium and silicon carbide. This strong and lightweight design eliminates breakup modes through the entire middle frequency range and provides tremendous dispersion and dynamic range while maintaining its coherent musical quality. The bass of the Genesis 400 is clean and powerful. It is produced by two eight inch metal cone woofers. By incorporating a stiff, machined, twin layer aluminum cone into our woofers, the problem of wobble, cone bending and non linear distortions associated with cones not possessing the stiffness of aluminum has been eliminated. Our aluminum cones are a magnitude stiffer than any plastic cone on the market today and virtually eliminate these problems. In order to take advantage of the finest properties of each driver, a sophisticated fourth order Linkwitz Riley crossover is used between the tweeter and midrange. The advantage of a Linkwitz Riley network is nearly perfect phase coherence and seamless integration of drivers. To extend the 400's bass response to 30 Hz, capacitive and inductive tuning is incorporated rather than the traditional acoustic suspension or ported box design. Use of a sealed cabinet and LC tuning gives the 400 its extended and tightly controlled bass performance.

The Genesis 400 is a dipolar design which radiates sound from both the front and the back. This kind of loudspeaker has many advantages over a conventional type, the most important of which are ease of room placement and an open and musically accurate soundstage presentation. The Genesis 400 is finished in a beautiful rosewood veneer. There are five drivers in each of the 400's consisting of two ribbon tweeters, one three inch midrange dome and two eight inch metal cone woofers. Each driver in this three way loudspeaker system has been designed to be a perfect piston within its useable frequency band. The tweeter, described by many reviewers in both the American and foreign press as possibly the world's best, is a one inch planar ribbon design. It is hand-crafted from an extremely thin laminated membrane of aluminum and Kapton and measures a mere 0.0005 inch thick. The advantage of incorporating such an extremely thin membrane is its inherent low mass. The result of this design is a driver that has the speed of the best ribbon/electrostatic designs without the high distortion and poor dispersion that is typically associated with them. The three inch midrange dome on the Genesis 400 is constructed from an amalgam of titanium and silicon carbide. This strong and lightweight design eliminates breakup modes through the entire middle frequency range and provides tremendous dispersion and dynamic range while maintaining its coherent musical quality. The bass of the Genesis 400 is clean and powerful. It is produced by two eight inch metal cone woofers. By incorporating a stiff, machined, twin layer aluminum cone into our woofers, the problem of wobble, cone bending and non linear distortions associated with cones not possessing the stiffness of aluminum has been eliminated. Our aluminum cones are a magnitude stiffer than any plastic cone on the market today and virtually eliminate these problems. In order to take advantage of the finest properties of each driver, a sophisticated fourth order Linkwitz Riley crossover is used between the tweeter and midrange. The advantage of a Linkwitz Riley network is nearly perfect phase coherence and seamless integration of drivers. To extend the 400's bass response to 30 Hz, capacitive and inductive tuning is incorporated rather than the traditional acoustic suspension or ported box design. Use of a sealed cabinet and LC tuning gives the 400 its extended and tightly controlled bass performance.

The Genesis 400 is a dipolar design which radiates sound from both the front and the back. This kind of loudspeaker has many advantages over a conventional type, the most important of which are ease of room placement and an open and musically accurate soundstage presentation. The Genesis 400 is finished in a beautiful rosewood veneer. There are five drivers in each of the 400's consisting of two ribbon tweeters, one three inch midrange dome and two eight inch metal cone woofers. Each driver in this three way loudspeaker system has been designed to be a perfect piston within its useable frequency band. The tweeter, described by many reviewers in both the American and foreign press as possibly the world's best, is a one inch planar ribbon design. It is hand-crafted from an extremely thin laminated membrane of aluminum and Kapton and measures a mere 0.0005 inch thick. The advantage of incorporating such an extremely thin membrane is its inherent low mass. The result of this design is a driver that has the speed of the best ribbon/electrostatic designs without the high distortion and poor dispersion that is typically associated with them. The three inch midrange dome on the Genesis 400 is constructed from an amalgam of titanium and silicon carbide. This strong and lightweight design eliminates breakup modes through the entire middle frequency range and provides tremendous dispersion and dynamic range while maintaining its coherent musical quality. The bass of the Genesis 400 is clean and powerful. It is produced by two eight inch metal cone woofers. By incorporating a stiff, machined, twin layer aluminum cone into our woofers, the problem of wobble, cone bending and non linear distortions associated with cones not possessing the stiffness of aluminum has been eliminated. Our aluminum cones are a magnitude stiffer than any plastic cone on the market today and virtually eliminate these problems. In order to take advantage of the finest properties of each driver, a sophisticated fourth order Linkwitz Riley crossover is used between the tweeter and midrange. The advantage of a Linkwitz Riley network is nearly perfect phase coherence and seamless integration of drivers. To extend the 400's bass response to 30 Hz, capacitive and inductive tuning is incorporated rather than the traditional acoustic suspension or ported box design. Use of a sealed cabinet and LC tuning gives the 400 its extended and tightly controlled bass performance.

The Genesis 400 is a dipolar design which radiates sound from both the front and the back. This kind of loudspeaker has many advantages over a conventional type, the most important of which are ease of room placement and an open and musically accurate soundstage presentation. The Genesis 400 is finished in a beautiful rosewood veneer. There are five drivers in each of the 400's consisting of two ribbon tweeters, one three inch midrange dome and two eight inch metal cone woofers. Each driver in this three way loudspeaker system has been designed to be a perfect piston within its useable frequency band. The tweeter, described by many reviewers in both the American and foreign press as possibly the world's best, is a one inch planar ribbon design. It is hand-crafted from an extremely thin laminated membrane of aluminum and Kapton and measures a mere 0.0005 inch thick. The advantage of incorporating such an extremely thin membrane is its inherent low mass. The result of this design is a driver that has the speed of the best ribbon/electrostatic designs without the high distortion and poor dispersion that is typically associated with them. The three inch midrange dome on the Genesis 400 is constructed from an amalgam of titanium and silicon carbide. This strong and lightweight design eliminates breakup modes through the entire middle frequency range and provides tremendous dispersion and dynamic range while maintaining its coherent musical quality. The bass of the Genesis 400 is clean and powerful. It is produced by two eight inch metal cone woofers. By incorporating a stiff, machined, twin layer aluminum cone into our woofers, the problem of wobble, cone bending and non linear distortions associated with cones not possessing the stiffness of aluminum has been eliminated. Our aluminum cones are a magnitude stiffer than any plastic cone on the market today and virtually eliminate these problems. In order to take advantage of the finest properties of each driver, a sophisticated fourth order Linkwitz Riley crossover is used between the tweeter and midrange. The advantage of a Linkwitz Riley network is nearly perfect phase coherence and seamless integration of drivers. To extend the 400's bass response to 30 Hz, capacitive and inductive tuning is incorporated rather than the traditional acoustic suspension or ported box design. Use of a sealed cabinet and LC tuning gives the 400 its extended and tightly controlled bass performance.

The Genesis 400 is a dipolar design which radiates sound from both the front and the back. This kind of loudspeaker has many advantages over a conventional type, the most important of which are ease of room placement and an open and musically accurate soundstage presentation. The Genesis 400 is finished in a beautiful rosewood veneer. There are five drivers in each of the 400's consisting of two ribbon tweeters, one three inch midrange dome and two eight inch metal cone woofers. Each driver in this three way loudspeaker system has been designed to be a perfect piston within its useable frequency band. The tweeter, described by many reviewers in both the American and foreign press as possibly the world's best, is a one inch planar ribbon design. It is hand-crafted from an extremely thin laminated membrane of aluminum and Kapton and measures a mere 0.0005 inch thick. The advantage of incorporating such an extremely thin membrane is its inherent low mass. The result of this design is a driver that has the speed of the best ribbon/electrostatic designs without the high distortion and poor dispersion that is typically associated with them. The three inch midrange dome on the Genesis 400 is constructed from an amalgam of titanium and silicon carbide. This strong and lightweight design eliminates breakup modes through the entire middle frequency range and provides tremendous dispersion and dynamic range while maintaining its coherent musical quality. The bass of the Genesis 400 is clean and powerful. It is produced by two eight inch metal cone woofers. By incorporating a stiff, machined, twin layer aluminum cone into our woofers, the problem of wobble, cone bending and non linear distortions associated with cones not possessing the stiffness of aluminum has been eliminated. Our aluminum cones are a magnitude stiffer than any plastic cone on the market today and virtually eliminate these problems. In order to take advantage of the finest properties of each driver, a sophisticated fourth order Linkwitz Riley crossover is used between the tweeter and midrange. The advantage of a Linkwitz Riley network is nearly perfect phase coherence and seamless integration of drivers. To extend the 400's bass response to 30 Hz, capacitive and inductive tuning is incorporated rather than the traditional acoustic suspension or ported box design. Use of a sealed cabinet and LC tuning gives the 400 its extended and tightly controlled bass performance.

The Genesis 400 is a dipolar design which radiates sound from both the front and the back. This kind of loudspeaker has many advantages over a conventional type, the most important of which are ease of room placement and an open and musically accurate soundstage presentation. The Genesis 400 is finished in a beautiful rosewood veneer. There are five drivers in each of the 400's consisting of two ribbon tweeters, one three inch midrange dome and two eight inch metal cone woofers. Each driver in this three way loudspeaker system has been designed to be a perfect piston within its useable frequency band. The tweeter, described by many reviewers in both the American and foreign press as possibly the world's best, is a one inch planar ribbon design. It is hand-crafted from an extremely thin laminated membrane of aluminum and Kapton and measures a mere 0.0005 inch thick. The advantage of incorporating such an extremely thin membrane is its inherent low mass. The result of this design is a driver that has the speed of the best ribbon/electrostatic designs without the high distortion and poor dispersion that is typically associated with them. The three inch midrange dome on the Genesis 400 is constructed from an amalgam of titanium and silicon carbide. This strong and lightweight design eliminates breakup modes through the entire middle frequency range and provides tremendous dispersion and dynamic range while maintaining its coherent musical quality. The bass of the Genesis 400 is clean and powerful. It is produced by two eight inch metal cone woofers. By incorporating a stiff, machined, twin layer aluminum cone into our woofers, the problem of wobble, cone bending and non linear distortions associated with cones not possessing the stiffness of aluminum has been eliminated. Our aluminum cones are a magnitude stiffer than any plastic cone on the market today and virtually eliminate these problems. In order to take advantage of the finest properties of each driver, a sophisticated fourth order Linkwitz Riley crossover is used between the tweeter and midrange. The advantage of a Linkwitz Riley network is nearly perfect phase coherence and seamless integration of drivers. To extend the 400's bass response to 30 Hz, capacitive and inductive tuning is incorporated rather than the traditional acoustic suspension or ported box design. Use of a sealed cabinet and LC tuning gives the 400 its extended and tightly controlled bass performance.

The Genesis 400 is a dipolar design which radiates sound from both the front and the back. This kind of loudspeaker has many advantages over a conventional type, the most important of which are ease of room placement and an open and musically accurate soundstage presentation. The Genesis 400 is finished in a beautiful rosewood veneer. There are five drivers in each of the 400's consisting of two ribbon tweeters, one three inch midrange dome and two eight inch metal cone woofers. Each driver in this three way loudspeaker system has been designed to be a perfect piston within its useable frequency band. The tweeter, described by many reviewers in both the American and foreign press as possibly the world's best, is a one inch planar ribbon design. It is hand-crafted from an extremely thin laminated membrane of aluminum and Kapton and measures a mere 0.0005 inch thick. The advantage of incorporating such an extremely thin membrane is its inherent low mass. The result of this design is a driver that has the speed of the best ribbon/electrostatic designs without the high distortion and poor dispersion that is typically associated with them. The three inch midrange dome on the Genesis 400 is constructed from an amalgam of titanium and silicon carbide. This strong and lightweight design eliminates breakup modes through the entire middle frequency range and provides tremendous dispersion and dynamic range while maintaining its coherent musical quality. The bass of the Genesis 400 is clean and powerful. It is produced by two eight inch metal cone woofers. By incorporating a stiff, machined, twin layer aluminum cone into our woofers, the problem of wobble, cone bending and non linear distortions associated with cones not possessing the stiffness of aluminum has been eliminated. Our aluminum cones are a magnitude stiffer than any plastic cone on the market today and virtually eliminate these problems. In order to take advantage of the finest properties of each driver, a sophisticated fourth order Linkwitz Riley crossover is used between the tweeter and midrange. The advantage of a Linkwitz Riley network is nearly perfect phase coherence and seamless integration of drivers. To extend the 400's bass response to 30 Hz, capacitive and inductive tuning is incorporated rather than the traditional acoustic suspension or ported box design. Use of a sealed cabinet and LC tuning gives the 400 its extended and tightly controlled bass performance.

The Genesis 400 is a dipolar design which radiates sound from both the front and the back. This kind of loudspeaker has many advantages over a conventional type, the most important of which are ease of room placement and an open and musically accurate soundstage presentation. The Genesis 400 is finished in a beautiful rosewood veneer. There are five drivers in each of the 400's consisting of two ribbon tweeters, one three inch midrange dome and two eight inch metal cone woofers. Each driver in this three way loudspeaker system has been designed to be a perfect piston within its useable frequency band. The tweeter, described by many reviewers in both the American and foreign press as possibly the world's best, is a one inch planar ribbon design. It is hand-crafted from an extremely thin laminated membrane of aluminum and Kapton and measures a mere 0.0005 inch thick. The advantage of incorporating such an extremely thin membrane is its inherent low mass. The result of this design is a driver that has the speed of the best ribbon/electrostatic designs without the high distortion and poor dispersion that is typically associated with them. The three inch midrange dome on the Genesis 400 is constructed from an amalgam of titanium and silicon carbide. This strong and lightweight design eliminates breakup modes through the entire middle frequency range and provides tremendous dispersion and dynamic range while maintaining its coherent musical quality. The bass of the Genesis 400 is clean and powerful. It is produced by two eight inch metal cone woofers. By incorporating a stiff, machined, twin layer aluminum cone into our woofers, the problem of wobble, cone bending and non linear distortions associated with cones not possessing the stiffness of aluminum has been eliminated. Our aluminum cones are a magnitude stiffer than any plastic cone on the market today and virtually eliminate these problems. In order to take advantage of the finest properties of each driver, a sophisticated fourth order Linkwitz Riley crossover is used between the tweeter and midrange. The advantage of a Linkwitz Riley network is nearly perfect phase coherence and seamless integration of drivers. To extend the 400's bass response to 30 Hz, capacitive and inductive tuning is incorporated rather than the traditional acoustic suspension or ported box design. Use of a sealed cabinet and LC tuning gives the 400 its extended and tightly controlled bass performance.

The Genesis 400 is a dipolar design which radiates sound from both the front and the back. This kind of loudspeaker has many advantages over a conventional type, the most important of which are ease of room placement and an open and musically accurate soundstage presentation. The Genesis 400 is finished in a beautiful rosewood veneer. There are five drivers in each of the 400's consisting of two ribbon tweeters, one three inch midrange dome and two eight inch metal cone woofers. Each driver in this three way loudspeaker system has been designed to be a perfect piston within its useable frequency band. The tweeter, described by many reviewers in both the American and foreign press as possibly the world's best, is a one inch planar ribbon design. It is hand-crafted from an extremely thin laminated membrane of aluminum and Kapton and measures a mere 0.0005 inch thick. The advantage of incorporating such an extremely thin membrane is its inherent low mass. The result of this design is a driver that has the speed of the best ribbon/electrostatic designs without the high distortion and poor dispersion that is typically associated with them. The three inch midrange dome on the Genesis 400 is constructed from an amalgam of titanium and silicon carbide. This strong and lightweight design eliminates breakup modes through the entire middle frequency range and provides tremendous dispersion and dynamic range while maintaining its coherent musical quality. The bass of the Genesis 400 is clean and powerful. It is produced by two eight inch metal cone woofers. By incorporating a stiff, machined, twin layer aluminum cone into our woofers, the problem of wobble, cone bending and non linear distortions associated with cones not possessing the stiffness of aluminum has been eliminated. Our aluminum cones are a magnitude stiffer than any plastic cone on the market today and virtually eliminate these problems. In order to take advantage of the finest properties of each driver, a sophisticated fourth order Linkwitz Riley crossover is used between the tweeter and midrange. The advantage of a Linkwitz Riley network is nearly perfect phase coherence and seamless integration of drivers. To extend the 400's bass response to 30 Hz, capacitive and inductive tuning is incorporated rather than the traditional acoustic suspension or ported box design. Use of a sealed cabinet and LC tuning gives the 400 its extended and tightly controlled bass performance.

The Genesis 400 is a dipolar design which radiates sound from both the front and the back. This kind of loudspeaker has many advantages over a conventional type, the most important of which are ease of room placement and an open and musically accurate soundstage presentation. The Genesis 400 is finished in a beautiful rosewood veneer. There are five drivers in each of the 400's consisting of two ribbon tweeters, one three inch midrange dome and two eight inch metal cone woofers. Each driver in this three way loudspeaker system has been designed to be a perfect piston within its useable frequency band. The tweeter, described by many reviewers in both the American and foreign press as possibly the world's best, is a one inch planar ribbon design. It is hand-crafted from an extremely thin laminated membrane of aluminum and Kapton and measures a mere 0.0005 inch thick. The advantage of incorporating such an extremely thin membrane is its inherent low mass. The result of this design is a driver that has the speed of the best ribbon/electrostatic designs without the high distortion and poor dispersion that is typically associated with them. The three inch midrange dome on the Genesis 400 is constructed from an amalgam of titanium and silicon carbide. This strong and lightweight design eliminates breakup modes through the entire middle frequency range and provides tremendous dispersion and dynamic range while maintaining its coherent musical quality. The bass of the Genesis 400 is clean and powerful. It is produced by two eight inch metal cone woofers. By incorporating a stiff, machined, twin layer aluminum cone into our woofers, the problem of wobble, cone bending and non linear distortions associated with cones not possessing the stiffness of aluminum has been eliminated. Our aluminum cones are a magnitude stiffer than any plastic cone on the market today and virtually eliminate these problems. In order to take advantage of the finest properties of each driver, a sophisticated fourth order Linkwitz Riley crossover is used between the tweeter and midrange. The advantage of a Linkwitz Riley network is nearly perfect phase coherence and seamless integration of drivers. To extend the 400's bass response to 30 Hz, capacitive and inductive tuning is incorporated rather than the traditional acoustic suspension or ported box design. Use of a sealed cabinet and LC tuning gives the 400 its extended and tightly controlled bass performance.

The Genesis 400 is a dipolar design which radiates sound from both the front and the back. This kind of loudspeaker has many advantages over a conventional type, the most important of which are ease of room placement and an open and musically accurate soundstage presentation. The Genesis 400 is finished in a beautiful rosewood veneer. There are five drivers in each of the 400's consisting of two ribbon tweeters, one three inch midrange dome and two eight inch metal cone woofers. Each driver in this three way loudspeaker system has been designed to be a perfect piston within its useable frequency band. The tweeter, described by many reviewers in both the American and foreign press as possibly the world's best, is a one inch planar ribbon design. It is hand-crafted from an extremely thin laminated membrane of aluminum and Kapton and measures a mere 0.0005 inch thick. The advantage of incorporating such an extremely thin membrane is its inherent low mass. The result of this design is a driver that has the speed of the best ribbon/electrostatic designs without the high distortion and poor dispersion that is typically associated with them. The three inch midrange dome on the Genesis 400 is constructed from an amalgam of titanium and silicon carbide. This strong and lightweight design eliminates breakup modes through the entire middle frequency range and provides tremendous dispersion and dynamic range while maintaining its coherent musical quality. The bass of the Genesis 400 is clean and powerful. It is produced by two eight inch metal cone woofers. By incorporating a stiff, machined, twin layer aluminum cone into our woofers, the problem of wobble, cone bending and non linear distortions associated with cones not possessing the stiffness of aluminum has been eliminated. Our aluminum cones are a magnitude stiffer than any plastic cone on the market today and virtually eliminate these problems. In order to take advantage of the finest properties of each driver, a sophisticated fourth order Linkwitz Riley crossover is used between the tweeter and midrange. The advantage of a Linkwitz Riley network is nearly perfect phase coherence and seamless integration of drivers. To extend the 400's bass response to 30 Hz, capacitive and inductive tuning is incorporated rather than the traditional acoustic suspension or ported box design. Use of a sealed cabinet and LC tuning gives the 400 its extended and tightly controlled bass performance.

The Genesis 400 is a dipolar design which radiates sound from both the front and the back. This kind of loudspeaker has many advantages over a conventional type, the most important of which are ease of room placement and an open and musically accurate soundstage presentation. The Genesis 400 is finished in a beautiful rosewood veneer. There are five drivers in each of the 400's consisting of two ribbon tweeters, one three inch midrange dome and two eight inch metal cone woofers. Each driver in this three way loudspeaker system has been designed to be a perfect piston within its useable frequency band. The tweeter, described by many reviewers in both the American and foreign press as possibly the world's best, is a one inch planar ribbon design. It is hand-crafted from an extremely thin laminated membrane of aluminum and Kapton and measures a mere 0.0005 inch thick. The advantage of incorporating such an extremely thin membrane is its inherent low mass. The result of this design is a driver that has the speed of the best ribbon/electrostatic designs without the high distortion and poor dispersion that is typically associated with them. The three inch midrange dome on the Genesis 400 is constructed from an amalgam of titanium and silicon carbide. This strong and lightweight design eliminates breakup modes through the entire middle frequency range and provides tremendous dispersion and dynamic range while maintaining its coherent musical quality. The bass of the Genesis 400 is clean and powerful. It is produced by two eight inch metal cone woofers. By incorporating a stiff, machined, twin layer aluminum cone into our woofers, the problem of wobble, cone bending and non linear distortions associated with cones not possessing the stiffness of aluminum has been eliminated. Our aluminum cones are a magnitude stiffer than any plastic cone on the market today and virtually eliminate these problems. In order to take advantage of the finest properties of each driver, a sophisticated fourth order Linkwitz Riley crossover is used between the tweeter and midrange. The advantage of a Linkwitz Riley network is nearly perfect phase coherence and seamless integration of drivers. To extend the 400's bass response to 30 Hz, capacitive and inductive tuning is incorporated rather than the traditional acoustic suspension or ported box design. Use of a sealed cabinet and LC tuning gives the 400 its extended and tightly controlled bass performance.

The Genesis 400 is a dipolar design which radiates sound from both the front and the back. This kind of loudspeaker has many advantages over a conventional type, the most important of which are ease of room placement and an open and musically accurate soundstage presentation. The Genesis 400 is finished in a beautiful rosewood veneer. There are five drivers in each of the 400's consisting of two ribbon tweeters, one three inch midrange dome and two eight inch metal cone woofers. Each driver in this three way loudspeaker system has been designed to be a perfect piston within its useable frequency band. The tweeter, described by many reviewers in both the American and foreign press as possibly the world's best, is a one inch planar ribbon design. It is hand-crafted from an extremely thin laminated membrane of aluminum and Kapton and measures a mere 0.0005 inch thick. The advantage of incorporating such an extremely thin membrane is its inherent low mass. The result of this design is a driver that has the speed of the best ribbon/electrostatic designs without the high distortion and poor dispersion that is typically associated with them. The three inch midrange dome on the Genesis 400 is constructed from an amalgam of titanium and silicon carbide. This strong and lightweight design eliminates breakup modes through the entire middle frequency range and provides tremendous dispersion and dynamic range while maintaining its coherent musical quality. The bass of the Genesis 400 is clean and powerful. It is produced by two eight inch metal cone woofers. By incorporating a stiff, machined, twin layer aluminum cone into our woofers, the problem of wobble, cone bending and non linear distortions associated with cones not possessing the stiffness of aluminum has been eliminated. Our aluminum cones are a magnitude stiffer than any plastic cone on the market today and virtually eliminate these problems. In order to take advantage of the finest properties of each driver, a sophisticated fourth order Linkwitz Riley crossover is used between the tweeter and midrange. The advantage of a Linkwitz Riley network is nearly perfect phase coherence and seamless integration of drivers. To extend the 400's bass response to 30 Hz, capacitive and inductive tuning is incorporated rather than the traditional acoustic suspension or ported box design. Use of a sealed cabinet and LC tuning gives the 400 its extended and tightly controlled bass performance.

The Genesis 400 is a dipolar design which radiates sound from both the front and the back. This kind of loudspeaker has many advantages over a conventional type, the most important of which are ease of room placement and an open and musically accurate soundstage presentation. The Genesis 400 is finished in a beautiful rosewood veneer. There are five drivers in each of the 400's consisting of two ribbon tweeters, one three inch midrange dome and two eight inch metal cone woofers. Each driver in this three way loudspeaker system has been designed to be a perfect piston within its useable frequency band. The tweeter, described by many reviewers in both the American and foreign press as possibly the world's best, is a one inch planar ribbon design. It is hand-crafted from an extremely thin laminated membrane of aluminum and Kapton and measures a mere 0.0005 inch thick. The advantage of incorporating such an extremely thin membrane is its inherent low mass. The result of this design is a driver that has the speed of the best ribbon/electrostatic designs without the high distortion and poor dispersion that is typically associated with them. The three inch midrange dome on the Genesis 400 is constructed from an amalgam of titanium and silicon carbide. This strong and lightweight design eliminates breakup modes through the entire middle frequency range and provides tremendous dispersion and dynamic range while maintaining its coherent musical quality. The bass of the Genesis 400 is clean and powerful. It is produced by two eight inch metal cone woofers. By incorporating a stiff, machined, twin layer aluminum cone into our woofers, the problem of wobble, cone bending and non linear distortions associated with cones not possessing the stiffness of aluminum has been eliminated. Our aluminum cones are a magnitude stiffer than any plastic cone on the market today and virtually eliminate these problems. In order to take advantage of the finest properties of each driver, a sophisticated fourth order Linkwitz Riley crossover is used between the tweeter and midrange. The advantage of a Linkwitz Riley network is nearly perfect phase coherence and seamless integration of drivers. To extend the 400's bass response to 30 Hz, capacitive and inductive tuning is incorporated rather than the traditional acoustic suspension or ported box design. Use of a sealed cabinet and LC tuning gives the 400 its extended and tightly controlled bass performance.

The Genesis 400 is a dipolar design which radiates sound from both the front and the back. This kind of loudspeaker has many advantages over a conventional type, the most important of which are ease of room placement and an open and musically accurate soundstage presentation. The Genesis 400 is finished in a beautiful rosewood veneer. There are five drivers in each of the 400's consisting of two ribbon tweeters, one three inch midrange dome and two eight inch metal cone woofers. Each driver in this three way loudspeaker system has been designed to be a perfect piston within its useable frequency band. The tweeter, described by many reviewers in both the American and foreign press as possibly the world's best, is a one inch planar ribbon design. It is hand-crafted from an extremely thin laminated membrane of aluminum and Kapton and measures a mere 0.0005 inch thick. The advantage of incorporating such an extremely thin membrane is its inherent low mass. The result of this design is a driver that has the speed of the best ribbon/electrostatic designs without the high distortion and poor dispersion that is typically associated with them. The three inch midrange dome on the Genesis 400 is constructed from an amalgam of titanium and silicon carbide. This strong and lightweight design eliminates breakup modes through the entire middle frequency range and provides tremendous dispersion and dynamic range while maintaining its coherent musical quality. The bass of the Genesis 400 is clean and powerful. It is produced by two eight inch metal cone woofers. By incorporating a stiff, machined, twin layer aluminum cone into our woofers, the problem of wobble, cone bending and non linear distortions associated with cones not possessing the stiffness of aluminum has been eliminated. Our aluminum cones are a magnitude stiffer than any plastic cone on the market today and virtually eliminate these problems. In order to take advantage of the finest properties of each driver, a sophisticated fourth order Linkwitz Riley crossover is used between the tweeter and midrange. The advantage of a Linkwitz Riley network is nearly perfect phase coherence and seamless integration of drivers. To extend the 400's bass response to 30 Hz, capacitive and inductive tuning is incorporated rather than the traditional acoustic suspension or ported box design. Use of a sealed cabinet and LC tuning gives the 400 its extended and tightly controlled bass performance.

The Genesis 400 is a dipolar design which radiates sound from both the front and the back. This kind of loudspeaker has many advantages over a conventional type, the most important of which are ease of room placement and an open and musically accurate soundstage presentation. The Genesis 400 is finished in a beautiful rosewood veneer. There are five drivers in each of the 400's consisting of two ribbon tweeters, one three inch midrange dome and two eight inch metal cone woofers. Each driver in this three way loudspeaker system has been designed to be a perfect piston within its useable frequency band. The tweeter, described by many reviewers in both the American and foreign press as possibly the world's best, is a one inch planar ribbon design. It is hand-crafted from an extremely thin laminated membrane of aluminum and Kapton and measures a mere 0.0005 inch thick. The advantage of incorporating such an extremely thin membrane is its inherent low mass. The result of this design is a driver that has the speed of the best ribbon/electrostatic designs without the high distortion and poor dispersion that is typically associated with them. The three inch midrange dome on the Genesis 400 is constructed from an amalgam of titanium and silicon carbide. This strong and lightweight design eliminates breakup modes through the entire middle frequency range and provides tremendous dispersion and dynamic range while maintaining its coherent musical quality. The bass of the Genesis 400 is clean and powerful. It is produced by two eight inch metal cone woofers. By incorporating a stiff, machined, twin layer aluminum cone into our woofers, the problem of wobble, cone bending and non linear distortions associated with cones not possessing the stiffness of aluminum has been eliminated. Our aluminum cones are a magnitude stiffer than any plastic cone on the market today and virtually eliminate these problems. In order to take advantage of the finest properties of each driver, a sophisticated fourth order Linkwitz Riley crossover is used between the tweeter and midrange. The advantage of a Linkwitz Riley network is nearly perfect phase coherence and seamless integration of drivers. To extend the 400's bass response to 30 Hz, capacitive and inductive tuning is incorporated rather than the traditional acoustic suspension or ported box design. Use of a sealed cabinet and LC tuning gives the 400 its extended and tightly controlled bass performance.

The Genesis 400 is a dipolar design which radiates sound from both the front and the back. This kind of loudspeaker has many advantages over a conventional type, the most important of which are ease of room placement and an open and musically accurate soundstage presentation. The Genesis 400 is finished in a beautiful rosewood veneer. There are five drivers in each of the 400's consisting of two ribbon tweeters, one three inch midrange dome and two eight inch metal cone woofers. Each driver in this three way loudspeaker system has been designed to be a perfect piston within its useable frequency band. The tweeter, described by many reviewers in both the American and foreign press as possibly the world's best, is a one inch planar ribbon design. It is hand-crafted from an extremely thin laminated membrane of aluminum and Kapton and measures a mere 0.0005 inch thick. The advantage of incorporating such an extremely thin membrane is its inherent low mass. The result of this design is a driver that has the speed of the best ribbon/electrostatic designs without the high distortion and poor dispersion that is typically associated with them. The three inch midrange dome on the Genesis 400 is constructed from an amalgam of titanium and silicon carbide. This strong and lightweight design eliminates breakup modes through the entire middle frequency range and provides tremendous dispersion and dynamic range while maintaining its coherent musical quality. The bass of the Genesis 400 is clean and powerful. It is produced by two eight inch metal cone woofers. By incorporating a stiff, machined, twin layer aluminum cone into our woofers, the problem of wobble, cone bending and non linear distortions associated with cones not possessing the stiffness of aluminum has been eliminated. Our aluminum cones are a magnitude stiffer than any plastic cone on the market today and virtually eliminate these problems. In order to take advantage of the finest properties of each driver, a sophisticated fourth order Linkwitz Riley crossover is used between the tweeter and midrange. The advantage of a Linkwitz Riley network is nearly perfect phase coherence and seamless integration of drivers. To extend the 400's bass response to 30 Hz, capacitive and inductive tuning is incorporated rather than the traditional acoustic suspension or ported box design. Use of a sealed cabinet and LC tuning gives the 400 its extended and tightly controlled bass performance.

The Genesis 400 is a dipolar design which radiates sound from both the front and the back. This kind of loudspeaker has many advantages over a conventional type, the most important of which are ease of room placement and an open and musically accurate soundstage presentation. The Genesis 400 is finished in a beautiful rosewood veneer. There are five drivers in each of the 400's consisting of two ribbon tweeters, one three inch midrange dome and two eight inch metal cone woofers. Each driver in this three way loudspeaker system has been designed to be a perfect piston within its useable frequency band. The tweeter, described by many reviewers in both the American and foreign press as possibly the world's best, is a one inch planar ribbon design. It is hand-crafted from an extremely thin laminated membrane of aluminum and Kapton and measures a mere 0.0005 inch thick. The advantage of incorporating such an extremely thin membrane is its inherent low mass. The result of this design is a driver that has the speed of the best ribbon/electrostatic designs without the high distortion and poor dispersion that is typically associated with them. The three inch midrange dome on the Genesis 400 is constructed from an amalgam of titanium and silicon carbide. This strong and lightweight design eliminates breakup modes through the entire middle frequency range and provides tremendous dispersion and dynamic range while maintaining its coherent musical quality. The bass of the Genesis 400 is clean and powerful. It is produced by two eight inch metal cone woofers. By incorporating a stiff, machined, twin layer aluminum cone into our woofers, the problem of wobble, cone bending and non linear distortions associated with cones not possessing the stiffness of aluminum has been eliminated. Our aluminum cones are a magnitude stiffer than any plastic cone on the market today and virtually eliminate these problems. In order to take advantage of the finest properties of each driver, a sophisticated fourth order Linkwitz Riley crossover is used between the tweeter and midrange. The advantage of a Linkwitz Riley network is nearly perfect phase coherence and seamless integration of drivers. To extend the 400's bass response to 30 Hz, capacitive and inductive tuning is incorporated rather than the traditional acoustic suspension or ported box design. Use of a sealed cabinet and LC tuning gives the 400 its extended and tightly controlled bass performance.