Floorstanding Speakers

The Concept 40 is Q Acoustics’ flagship floorstanding speaker. It is the newest addition of the acclaimed, award winning Concept range and, like so many Q Acoustics models, delivers an unparalleled sonic performance at its price. We firmly believe the Concept 40 sets new standards, even outperforming many speakers in higher price brackets.

In common with the Concept 20, its award-winning ‘little brother’, the new Concept 40’s extraordinary soundstage, dynamics and sheer musicality is achieved by incorporating its bespoke drive units into a ‘GelcoreTM Construction’ cabinet. This State-of-the-Art, ultra-low resonance and beautifully lacquered cabinet design allows the drive units to perform at their very impressive best.

The 2½ way GamuT S5 is an architechtural elegant floorstanding speaker for the small and mid sized listening room. Derived from the design philosphy of the El Superiores S9 using the same components optimized for this handcrafted beautiful designed speaker. With

the El Superiores S5 we have created a speaker that relay recording environment, the true character and the harmonic structure of the voice and instrument in a way you have never experienced before. 

Much like the AKTIV Akubarik, the passive variant applies extensive loudspeaker development knowledge and expertise, using key technologies from Linn's reference level systems to create a loudspeaker that preserves and enhances every last musical detail.

Combining sound quality and elegance, with its beautiful curved cabinet, Akubarik passive can be upgraded over time to bass Aktiv or fully external Aktiv to get the very best possible sound from this loudspeaker.

The Guru QM60 was originally designed as a laboratory instrument for a project researching the properties of human hearing. Reproducing the acoustic signals used for this project required a neutral wide-band speaker with accurate reproduction of timbre, taking into account and compensating for the inherent colourations in the stereo system itself, generated in the process of phantom projection. It also required a very low distortion as well as a capability to reproduce wave shapes with a very high accuracy. Although this speaker may seem over qualified for hifi-use, the very same properties that enables them to reproduce artificial test signals in the four domains timbre, dynamic, time and space, are to a high degree beneficial when reproducing signals as complex as music. The difficulties in reproducing music should never be underestimated. The nuances are not no be ignored no matter how small and delicate they are.