Custom-made Lowther Cabinets

[Musik007]

A pair of Lowther Fidelio cabinets are being made with 18mm Finland WISA birch plywood. The internal layout were cut by CNC machine for precision.

 

[Musik007]

Internal layout.

 

[Musik007]

Baffles of Fidelio cabinets finished.

 

[Musik007]

Side panels.

 

[nrg2009]

Interesring design. Are they on sale in the usa. Do you have a pair finished for measurements? Thanks

 

[Willleung]

beautiful!

 

[Musik007]

Will post later.

Interesring design. Are they on sale in the usa. Do you have a pair finished for measurements? Thanks

 

[Musik007]

Lowther Medallion cabinets are being made.

 

[nrg2009]

Do you have any measurements of the frequency response? The design looks great, they are not giant and could be made to look good in the living room.
Are you offering them for sale in a flat pack?

 

[Musik007]

Hello,

I don't have measurements of the frequency response as I make and provide cabinets only.

Not offer in flat pack.

Thanks,
Tony.

Do you have any measurements of the frequency response? The design looks great, they are not giant and could be made to look good in the living room.
Are you offering them for sale in a flat pack?

 

[Musik007]

Classic Acousta 115 enclosure for Lowther.

 

[Musik007]

Plywood with rosewood veneer.

 

[skeeter99]

Wow that is some really beautiful veneer! LOVE rosewood!!

 

[Musik007]

A new pair of Fidelio cabinets were finished.

 

[nrg2009]

Thanks for the close-up photos. Silly question: you use no screws or nails, just glue to assemble the cabinets?

 

[Musik007]

Hello,

To assemble the panels with joint connection and special glues.

Thanks.

Thanks for the close-up photos. Silly question: you use no screws or nails, just glue to assemble the cabinets?

 

[Musik007]

Lowther PM6A (15 ohm) on the new Fidelio cabinets. Beautiful.

 

[Musik007]

The grills were specially made for the Fidelio cabinets. Elegant.

 

[Musik007]

Lowther PM6A (15 ohm) full range driver.

 

[Musik007]

Fidelio PM6A works with Wester Electric 300B (1951 version).
Bravo!