Devialet Tree Floor Stand (for Phantom I)

Description

Tree

Tree raises your Phantom 1 loudspeaker to the ideal listening height with absolute precision.

Ideally suited to hi-fi stereo setups, Tree delivers the ultimate audiophile experience. Thermally connected to Phantom 1, Tree provides optimal conditions for high-endurance performance, with utmost stability.

Minimalist and discreet, Tree also ensures all Phantom 1 cables remain hidden from view. Sold individually.

Ever since the 1970’s, musicians and high-fidelity enthusiasts found that raising speakers off the ground and mounting them on something with no vibration increased sound quality. Ordinary domestic furniture was not built with the properties that would deaden vibrations and so enhance the speaker’s sound. Speaker stands, therefore were purpose-built to remove any colourations that came about through unwanted vibration.

Further research has subsequently shown that speakers are best positioned so that the tweeter (high frequency driver) is level with the ear of the listener, and so speaker stands are often built so that they line-up the speakers with the ear of a seated person.

Features

• Raises Phantom 1 to ideal listening height (660 mm from floor).
• Cables remain hidden from view.
• Ultra-simple setup.
• Supplied with additional RJ45 and optical cable.

Specifications

• Dimensions: 340 x 340 x 660 mm
• Weight: 4.15 kg per-tree
• Finish: Matte White, Matte Black

Full Devialet Range Available

Unilet Sound & Vision are official retail partner for Devialet, able to offer demonstrations, sales, and aftersales service on their entire range of amplifiers, speakers and accessories. Please contact us for assistance or advice.

More Information

• Tree, by Devialet

Additional information

Brand

Devialet

Devialet was born in 2007 as a response to the paradox that whilst music has never been so accessible in terms of volume, the quality of the sound itself, and the way technologies manage to restitute it, remains questionable. The purity and detail that make music what it is, continues to elude us.

The company name is a reference to engineer Guillaume Vialet, a companion of Diderot and contributor to the French Encyclopedia. Vialet is widely known as one the intellectuals who, through their intellectual, cultural and scientific commitment, contributed to the betterment of the world.