Andrew Jones - New Company, New Speaker - Field Coil Concentric

This looks promising except 1 thing, the Xover is the ♥️ or 🧠 of all loudspeakers ,I have over 25 years in Xover upgrades in helping friends as well as myself 

Andrew always uses Chinese Xover parts in the past with Elac,and Mofi 

he is a Brit. Why not use Clarity CMR capacitors ,Jantzen inductors and 1% quaility resistors his cost maybe $400  markup on speakers is rougly 4x  from R&D build and packaging before it gets to the dealers in truthno need to mark up Xover parts more then 25%  peciablly when they are getting at least 50% off retail.

having owned a Audio store I know 1st hand , Hopefully he will use quality,if they don’t show you then it’s nothing to brag about , Chinese  caps average at best !

Field coils in a true sense need to be blogged in with a transformer   To amplify the field coils , I owned Voxativ , I would guess around $10 k  if he wants to be fair

the drivers are made in China , which  they now have good engineering in mfg ,

I just hope Andrew puts European  Xover parts, China is lacking in That dept

being a Brit clarity Cmr caps would be perfect , 

I have been  doing this for 25  years it is the soul or ♥️ of all loudspeakers !

I cannot stand crooked feet. If it sounds awesome, I would change them!

BABS?  That one hellava big bookshelf model!  

I've heard, and liked, many field coil speaker systems and individual drivers.  I do hope these speakers are not too expensive, but, the price of other field coil speakers make it unlikely that they would be affordable to most people.

The terrific sounding Songer Audio systems with a full range field coil driver costs around $45k for a pair, the cheapest Audio Note field coil speaker is $65k.  Drivers from Voxativ range from around $14k to $70k per pair, Feastrix from $6k to $40k per pair and G.I.P. from $20k to who knows what (their best tweeter is $60k per pair).  There is also the cost of the power supplies for the drivers.