The Knight V is tuned for balanced sound reproduction. Controlled bass, natural midrange and delicately rendered high frequencies form a cohesive sound signature that delivers a clearly defined stereo soundstage and precise instrument placement.

The speaker's character is shaped by the cabinet's rigidity, low-resonance construction, precise crossover and high-quality components. Together, these technical solutions contribute to clearer detail, a more stable stereo soundstage and a balanced presentation.

The Knight V's crossover does more than divide the frequency bands: it also defines how the two drivers work together. Precise phase alignment and a smooth transition play an important role in creating a stable stereo soundstage and a cohesive sound signature.

The speaker uses a second-order crossover circuit with a 12 dB/octave slope, tuned with an 18 dB/octave attenuation characteristic during system optimisation. The crossover features German Audyn capacitors and audiophile-grade American KNP resistors, helping to deliver more precise frequency distribution and more balanced operation.

The Knight V's woofer was designed to deliver extended and controlled low-frequency performance relative to its size. The suitably rigid diaphragm and powerful magnet system support precise diaphragm movement, resulting in tighter, more articulate bass.

The one-piece polymer diaphragm is paired with a large magnet system that drives the speaker efficiently. The system's low-frequency response extends down to 40 Hz, allowing the lower frequency range to deliver convincing depth despite the speaker's compact dimensions.

High frequencies are reproduced by a 28 mm silk-dome tweeter designed to present detail, subtle transients and spatial information with precision. The natural character of the silk-dome construction enables a balanced presentation even during extended listening sessions.

The diaphragm features a special adhesive coating that improves its mechanical stability and reduces unwanted resonances. As a result, high frequencies are reproduced clearly, with fine detail and even dispersion.

The Knight V's appearance evokes the elegance of classic Hi-Fi speakers. The genuine wood veneer and high-gloss lacquer not only provide aesthetic appeal but also reflect the care taken in its craftsmanship.

The cabinet is covered in a distinctively patterned wood veneer and finished with 18 layers of genuine piano lacquer. The hand-finished construction creates an even surface with a deep lustre that retains its elegant appearance over time.

A speaker's performance is strongly influenced by the construction of its cabinet. When designing the Knight V, the emphasis was placed on structural stability and resonance reduction so that the drivers would be affected as little as possible by vibrations from the cabinet itself.

The high-density pine-based cabinet features reinforced internal bracing, complemented by multiple layers of vibration-damping and sound-absorbing materials. The specially coated bass-reflex port reduces airflow noise and resonances, resulting in cleaner and more controlled bass reproduction.

Even the smallest details of the Knight V's design serve a functional purpose. Alongside its clean appearance, the terminals and protective grille are also designed with long-term usability in mind.

The wood-framed front grille is covered with acoustic fabric and attaches magnetically, allowing it to be removed in a single motion without leaving visible mounting points on the cabinet.

The speaker uses 24-karat gold-plated, pure-copper connection terminals that provide a stable, low-loss electrical connection between the speaker cable and the internal circuitry.

The gold-plated surface resists oxidation, while the excellent conductivity of the pure-copper base material helps preserve signal-transmission accuracy. The robust construction provides a reliable connection over the long term and supports the system's consistent operation.