FaitalPRO Powers Flare Audio’s Sound Reinforcement Solutions

In this testimony, British company Flare Audio explains their unique approach to loudspeaker design based on the theory of Waveform Integrity, combining driver alignment and a patented enclosure structure and porting technology. All Flare’s sound reinforcement solutions use FaitalPRO drivers.

The PLASA Awards for Innovation & Sustainability 2015 and the Gottelier Award were presented at the PLASA Show at London’s ExCeL. This year, 31 products were nominated for the Awards for Innovation & Sustainability, with eight awards presented, including a final Gold Award for Innovation. In audio-related categories, Avid, d&b audiotechnik, Flare Audio and Neutrik received recognition from the jury.

Promoted by the PLASA association and scheduled to take place October 4-6 at the ExCeL London, UK, the PLASA Show is renowned for its live entertainment and lighting/stage technology exhibition and seminars. This year, PLASA is reinforcing its audio message and increasing the number of audio-oriented sessions, promoting audio-focused hubs for networking and product demos on the show floor.

British audio company, Flare Audio, has launched what they describe as “the world’s first ‘fully’ open back headphones”. The Reference R1 uses several patent-pending technologies for driver alignment, reduce enclosure vibration and remove enclosed residual pressure interference (ERPI), to allow distortion free sound, even at full volume. The result, Flare claims, is “a completely new listening experience”.