#Glow in the dark crystal drivers#

Bass was surprisingly good for a driver like this, one that is not really optimized for open baffles.

#Glow in the dark crystal drivers#

After just 20-30 hours of run time, the drivers settled in and began to sound quite good. In practice, set up in my open backed Telefunken cabinets, the Crystal 10 deliver that speed, and a clarity that is very pleasing without being too harsh. They look like a race car, and the promise of fast transients and speed just oozes from these drivers. No corners seem to have been cut in building these, and other than the somewhat tacky plastic “crystal like” phase plugs, they appear to be first class builds. In the hand, these are well made drivers with a substantial feel. I was fortunate to pick up a used pair with very low hours, and in perfect new condition.

After reading reports about the driver, and even receiving favorable feedback directly comparing these to the illustrious Feastrex drivers, its safe to say that I’ve been very curious about the Crystal 10 from the moment I first saw them. Especially paired with Lii’s proprietary cabinet, a design of understated elegance, the Crystal 10 seems like it might be a final solution for a high efficiency single driver setup. Looking for all the world like a reinvented Coral Beta 10, this beauty promises high efficiency and wide bandwidth, and comes with a price tag that, while not uber-expensive, is in the upper range of modern wide band drivers. Lii Audio’s Crystal 10 is a driver that really captures the imagination. Glow in the Dark Audio - Lii Audio Crystal 10