Speakers with a Flamenco heart.
01 — Why Kroma
Based in Granada at the base of the Sierra Nevada mountains, Kroma’s speakers are deeply rooted in Flamenco tradition..
Based in Granada at the base of the Sierra Nevada mountains, Kroma’s speakers are deeply rooted in Flamenco tradition.
[Guillaume — why this brand is in the stable. First person, plain, measured. Two or three paragraphs, as on the Shunyata page.]
Julieta communicated across sizeable space, sounding perfectly splendid even at the kitchen table ten metres away. Such projection liberates your tunes from the boxes.
Review, Kroma Julieta
02 — The people
[Who makes it, and where they came from.]
[As with Caelin on the Shunyata page: the founders, their background, what that background does to the way they work.]
03 — What I hear
[The thing you notice, in a sentence.]
[What it actually sounds like in a room, in your words. Replace the backdrop with a photograph that belongs to this brand.]
04 — The range
Mimi, Julieta, Matilde, MacBeth and Callas.
The bass reflex ports are made of cedar and fir by a renowned luthier of Spanish guitars, tuned to different frequencies for a rich, natural tone.
The cabinet material is non-conductive and non-magnetic, high in mass and free of resonance — no colourations, just the instrument.
[Guillaume — a line on each, in your words. Specifications belong on the maker’s site; what belongs here is what they are like to live with.]
05 — How they work
[Where and how it is made.]
[The workshop, the materials, the people you have met there.]
06 — Why it’s here
[The reason, in one line.]
[Why you believe in it. Then sign off.]