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		Ultra-flat design – Supernatural sound Cool and modern – this is how the ultra-flat home cinema loudspeakers in the Phantom range like to present themselves. Although the elegant aluminium housing is only an incredible nine centimetres deep, it loses nothing in terms of control and low-frequency performance. It is the unusual approach that makes the attractive flat design possible: the woofers – located in front of the extremely flat funnels to save space – house thin neodymium magnets. It’s a technical sound-enhancing feature, which, thanks to its sophisticated appearance, blends so pleasantly with any interior - whether in the more restrained wallmounted version or the characteristic free-standing version on the optionally available stands. Joining the Phantom 8.3, the smaller Phantom 6.2, the compact Phantom 5.2 and the centre speaker Phantom 252C, further promising models are now on the their way: The active subwoofer Phantom Sub D12, which uses the Frontfire principle and, with its integrated digital power amplifier, produces massive bass volumes, the Phantom Five P505, using the 2-way bookshelf loudspeaker principle, and the Phantom Five P502, which is designed as a 2-way bookshelf loudspeaker. Both possess an 80mm carbon membrane, phase-optimized baffle and 25 mm plasma-coated titanium spherical cups – and so the success of the series is clearly set to continue.
			An ingenious infinitely adjustable mounting system allows just about any positioning conceivable.
			Pure performance: the active subwoofer provides the unbelievable power for the sound phenomenon with bass reflex tuning, a 300 mm longstroke driver and digital amplifier.
			The tweeter’s 25 mm plasma-coated titanium gives the Phantom enormous precision.

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