Precision-milled waveguides crafted from high-quality birch or beech multiplex, designed for reproducible geometry, exceptional dimensional stability, and a distinctly technical appearance.

Thanks to its cross-laminated structure, multiplex offers outstanding structural rigidity and is ideally suited for precision acoustic components. Material behavior and edge definition remain consistently controlled — independent of climate variations or mechanical stress.

Manufacturing takes place entirely within our own CNC production. Contours, transitions, and reference surfaces are machined directly from solid stock — without secondary forming processes or applied elements. The result is mechanically robust components with accurate tolerances and a homogeneous surface finish.

The visible layered structure of multiplex is an intentional part of the design aesthetic. Alternatively, painted versions are available for a more reduced, technically neutral integration.

Precision-milled waveguides made from solid wood, developed for clean integration, high stiffness, and superior surface quality.

Produced in our in-house CNC facility, these components are conceived not as decorative elements but as functional acoustic devices. Geometry, radii, and proportions follow a clear engineering logic, with particular emphasis on calm contours and mechanical substance.

Solid wood provides a distinctive material character and an exceptionally refined tactile quality. Every contour is machined directly from the full material — without layered construction or artificial surface treatments.

Suitable for DIY projects, high-end loudspeakers, and bespoke developments.

Beyond the defined standard timbers, a wide range of suitable wood species is available. Material selection and execution can be tailored to specific project requirements.