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DIY Linkwitz Phoenix Subwoofer (Passive) THIS ADVERT IS FOR SUBWOOFERS ONLY. PHOTOS INCLUDING MAGNEPANS ARE FOR ILLUSTRATION PURPOSES ONLY. Wonderful pair of open baffle subwoofers. Would suit many applications especially dipoles or specifically Magnepans. I built them to fit under Magnepan LRS's. They are very solid with bottom panel screwed for easily accessible drivers. The finish is black satin painted MDF, topped with a slab of thick sealed celery pine. The sides could be further finished (auto lacquer or veneered) and easily fitted with grill cloths if preferred. They make good lounge co
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LINKWITZ is a specialist loudspeaker brand rooted in the work of Siegfried Linkwitz, the German-American engineer behind the influential Linkwitz Lab. The company’s modern identity traces to his loudspeaker research and to the continuation of that work after his death in 2018; the brand is closely associated with Germany and with Linkwitz’s long-running design philosophy rather than a broad consumer-audio empire.
Its core focus is high-end loudspeakers, especially large-format active dipole and holographic systems such as the LX521 series. Available information points strongly to speaker systems, associated amplifier packages, and related accessories rather than a wide catalog of turntables, DACs, headphones, or cables. The brand is therefore much more specialist than generalist hi-fi makers.
In market terms, LINKWITZ sits in the niche boutique high-end segment. Its products are aimed at serious listeners who value accuracy, imaging, and custom-like engineering over mainstream convenience, and its reputation is tied to a very particular school of loudspeaker design rather than mass-market recognition.
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