Devialet reveals limited edition Phantom II speaker

Nosotros're fans of Devialet. The French sound make has a penchant for making sleek products of noteworthy design that are jam-packed with technology.

While their latest proclamation isn't a new product equally such, Devialet has given 1 of its older speakers a new glaze of paint. Quite literally.

Devialet has revealed that it is releasing 1000 units of the Phantom Two Sage Green speaker, coloured in such as a way to reflect "the soothing and energising capabilities" of the speaker. Previously the Phantom Ii was fabricated available in a glossy white and matte black finish.

The new version of the Phantom II is a slight tweak on the older model (previously known equally the Phantom Reactor). It's available in the same meaty sized model but offers 98dB of SPL and 400W of ability compared the the original'southward 95dB and 350W.

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Devialet calls its Phantom II one of the most powerful compact loudspeakers on the market (and the higher up specs would bear that out), designed to deliver optimal audio performance with little to no distortion. What makes Devialet's speakers rather unique in the globe of hullo-fi is their spherical shape. Encounter them in action and y'all can actually view the woofers vibrate in the side panels.

Top view of Devialet Phantom II Sage Green

The Phantom 2 Sage Light-green is uniform with AirPlay 2, Bluetooth, Spotify Connect, Roon Set up, or jack (analogue or digital), for flinging audio at the speaker. And information technology'due south transportable, especially if y'all purchase the Cocoon Phantom 2 handbag, which makes the speaker amusingly look like some sort of hi-fi kettle.

The Phantom II Sage Green costs extra over the standard Phantom II, retailing at £1450. It's available worldwide at present, and if you're looking to buy it in the United kingdom of great britain and northern ireland, you can head over to Harrods or purchase it through Devialet's website and stores.

Considering in that location are only 1000 units bachelor worldwide, it's likely the speaker won't be here for very long.