AudioKinesis - sound that moves you

Now Showing At The Lone Star Audio Fest

May 14, 2010

AudioKinesis is in room 224 with the new Rhythm Prism loudspeakers at the Lone Star Audio Fest at the Embassy Suites through Saturday, May 15.

Bass Cab Demonstration In Seattle, WA

April 24, 2010

On Sunday, April 25th AudioKinesis will show a prototype bass guitar cabinet at a gathering of bass players taking place in Seattle, Washington at the Shipwreck Tavern. The bass cabinet is a compact 4-ohm 1x12 featuring a high-power, long-excursion woofer and a high quality PA-style midrange/tweeter horn. Studio-quality sound in a highly portable format is the goal.

See My Son As "Charlie" In Video

April 21, 2010

You can see one of my sons as "Charlie" in a YouTube video. I don't want to give away too much, but there is violence.

AnthemSpeakers.com site up

December 2, 2009

Need guitar or bass guitar speakers, or know someone who does? Check out AnthemSpeakers.com. Anthem Speakers is an affiliate of AudioKinesis that offers Celestion and Eminence guitar and bass guitar speakers at the lowest prices the manufacturers allow, and will also offer the full line of AudioKinesis prosound cabs and forthcoming line of kits.

Coming Soon... AudioKinesis Bass, Guitar and Multirole Cabinets

November 2, 2009

AudioKinesis is developing a unique line of bass, guitar, and multirole prosound cabinets that will provide musicians with portable studio-quality sound.

Most guitar and bass cabs have radiation patterns that collapse to a narrow beam at high frequencies, such that the tone changes significantly depending on where the listener is. This results in too much upper mids and highs for some of the audience and not enough for others, and can make it hard for you (and your bandmates) to hear what you're doing. And if you EQ so that it sounds right for you, chances are it doesn't sound the same for most of your audience.

The AudioKinesis line of prosound cabs is designed to give more uniform tone over a wide area, which is a closer approximation of the way natural sounds propagate. The result is more people can clearly hear your music the way you intended.

Presentation at Rocky Mountain Audio Fest

October 4, 2009

Duke will give a presentation on making room friendly loudspeakers at the Room Correction Panel on Sunday at 12:00 pm.

Dream Maker Receives Golden Ear Award

June 16, 2008

from the abso!ute sound June/July 2008:

Golden Ear Awards

Robert E. Greene

AudioKinesis Dream Maker loudspeaker

$9000

Big but beautiful, both in sound and appearance, this speaker radiates symmetrically and "in phase" front and back, but with a narrowing pattern as frequency rises. The pattern is obtained via a large mid/bass driver, with a crossover point at the frequency where its radiation pattern matches the 90 degree pattern of the compression-driver with waveguide used for the higher frequencies. The speaker needs distance from the back wall to avoid early reflections from behind. In the right setup, the sound is exceptionally smooth, and the narrowed high-frequency dispersion minimizes sidewall reflections to give superb imaging and a concert-hall-natural reverberant field. Highs are ultra-pure. The extreme top end is rolled off (add a super tweeter at the very top if you like). Big neutral sound, unconstrained dynamics, plus excellent deep bass extension - the whole is much like the live experience. AudioKinesis is a very small company, and the speakers are not easy to find, but they're worth the effort.

Reprinted by permission
Robert E. Greene
the abso!ute sound
Issue 182, June/July 2008

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