The technology behind

Aurigen

Sonic image distortion

The triple-patented technology in our Aurigen speaker breaks the rules of conventional loudspeaker design. No more “hot seat” – everyone enjoys the best sound, no matter where they sit in the room.

The situation is make worst if the soloist moves to his left
Aurigen Sound Projector | William Eikos

Subconscious sonic error correction

Conventional loudspeakers create spherical sound waves losing energy exponentially with distance and growing more chaotic & distorted as they collide with walls, ceilings and each other. 

By comparison, Aurigen’s linear array creates ordered waves in the same way as professional arrays that are installed in major concert and theatre venues. This gives half as much energy again to the wave-front providing a stronger, more coherent wave of sound more closely resembling a live event. 

Loudspeaker crossovers

Rarely talked about by loudspeaker manufacturers, probably because they are a huge compromise and the only way they can produce all the sound in a recording. 

A typical three-way loudspeaker crossover circuit diagram
Dome tweeter designs appear similar. Any 'magic sauce' is less visible

The shortcomings of Dome Tweeters

An opinion published in The Broadcast Bridge (a weekly publication for sound engineers and broadcast professionals), complete with supporting physics, decries the entire concept of reproducing upper frequencies with a dome.