Audiovector R 5 Arreté brings R 10 flagship tech, 23 Hz bass, and Danish build quality to a new high-end floorstanding loudspeaker. The R 5 Arreté uses a 3.5-way configuration, with its twin bass ...

Audiovector unveils R 5 Arreté loudspeaker Beautiful fin-shaped, hand-crafted wooden design Barrage of speakers includes twin bass drivers I don't think I've ever seen a floor-standing speaker that ...

The Trapeze Reimagined is based on a speaker design from 1979 which was designed to reproduce the true sound of a concert hall. In 1979, Audiovector’s founder, Ole Klifoth, launched his Trapez ...

Audiovector is a Danish loudspeaker specialist with a history dating back to the late 1970s. The company was founded on the premise of making the “perfect loudspeaker for the global high-end market.” ...

Who doesn’t love a good helping of innovation? That’s what Audiovector has packed into the new QR Special Edition loudspeakers that were announced earlier this year and are now available to buy. Based ...

If you've heard of Audiovector before, you'll probably know that it's not a company afraid to make a bold statement. The Danish brand has a host of loudspeakers, ranging from its modestly priced QR1 ...

Audiovector’s high-end loudspeakers from Denmark will soon be available in the U.S. Unable to find speakers that met his own high standards, Ole Klifoth, a successful Danish distributor of High End ...

Many people associate great value with a low price. We at What Hi-Fi? don’t do that. Want to know why? Exhibit 1: the Audiovector QR 7 speakers. These 114cm high floorstanders are by all reckonings an ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Danish manufacturer Audiovector has announced a new, upgraded version of its 45-year old Trapeze ...

The original Trapeze holds a special place in Audiovector’s history. That speaker was the company’s first commercially successful product and helped to form the foundations of the brand we know today.

Being brought to tears by something other than music at a high-end speaker demo is a first. But then, Audiovector is not your average hi-fi outfit. So here I am, with no option but to dig the esteemed ...