PSI Audio presents Héritage3 at HIGH END 2019

At HIGH END 2019, PSI Audio will present its first home entertainment speaker Héritage3. Based on the technological prowess and expertise of more than 40 years of developing speakers, the Héritage3combines established proprietary technologies like CPR and AOI with an exciting exterior design and an all new circuitry. Bringing professional sonic accuracy to the living room, PSI Audio presents the Héritage3 at HIGH END 2019 from 9thto 12thMay in Munich, Germany. Visitors of the hifi show can find PSI Audio together with Weiss Engineering in A4.2 E226. There will be free presentations on topics like room mode elimination and active loudspeakers throughout the day.

Professional level fidelity for the living room

PSI Audio is well-known among sound production experts for its outstandingly precise speakers. The company’s 40 years of experience now culminate in the Héritage3: an active floor-standing speaker newly developed for the living room. While the Héritage3 was specifically designed for home use from the ground up, the engineers were able to draw on the expertise gained from developing the renowned three-way studio monitor speaker Héritage3. The result is high-end professional level sound for discerning music enthusiasts. The DSP-free, completely analogue circuitry is combined with an enclosure design featuring 45-degree angles to reduce secondary emissions and achieve a perfectly flat frequency response within 1 dB across the entire spectrum.

Elegant design, wood finish

For living room applications, incredible sound is often not enough. Home entertainment speakers need to look the part – they have to become a piece of beautiful designer furniture that is as easy on the eye as it is on the ear. PSI Audio delivers: the Héritage3 merges acoustic design and unique, elegant looks. Its shape is timeless and both discreet and exciting at the same time, with its elegant geometry lending visual clarity and sophistication to any room. The combination of black and European walnut wood finish makes the Héritage3 truly a sight to behold.

Proprietary technology for outstanding sonic performance

Inside the wooden housing of the PSI Audio Héritage3 is proprietary technology – the very same technology that has gained the trust of professional music producers and sound engineers worldwide. Woofer and midrange driver employ the extremely efficient Class G/H topology amplifiers, providing more power with less distortion. The phase response is just as linear as the frequency response due to PSI Audio CPR technology (Compensated Phase Response). The reproduction of rapid transients is perfected through AOI, the Adaptive Output Impedance, continually monitoring the membrane movement and feeding it back into the amplifier. The result is sonic accuracy at its finest.

Cold hard facts for precision sound

The PSI Audio Héritage3 features three drivers: the 10-inch woofer for exact bass, the 5.8-inch midrange driver for transparent mids and the entirely handmade 1-inch dome tweeter for airy highs. The amplifiers drive them with more than sufficient power: 170 W for the woofer, 80 W for the medium range and 50 W for the tweeter, resulting in a total continuous maximum SPL of 109 dB for a single speaker. The spectrum ranges from 28 Hz to 23,000 Hz at 1 dB tolerance.

Handmade quality from Switzerland

Like all products from PSI Audio, the Héritage3 is built in the company’s own manufacture in Yverdon-les-Bains, Switzerland. All steps from development to final assembly take place here. Every single speaker is individually measured and calibrated in the anechoic chamber – Swiss precision at its best. From the smallest components to the finished product, PSI Audio goes for perfection down to the very details.

Meet PSI Audio at HIGH END 2019

PSI Audio will present the Héritage3 and the active bass trap AVAA C20 from 9^thto 12^thMay 2019 at the HIGH END hifi show in Munich, Germany, in room A 4.2 E226 (Atrium). PSI Audio will share the room with Weiss Engineering and there will be technical presentations throughout the day, with PSI Audio covering the topics of low frequency modes in room acoustics and the logical evolutions towards active loudspeakers.